HOW TO DERIVE A FORMULA (V2): Volume 2: Further Analytical Skills and Methods for Physical Scientists: 0 (Essential Textbooks in Physics) - Tapa blanda

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Alexei Kornyshev, theoretical physicist by background, is an internationally renowned expert in theoretical chemical physics, who over his long scientific career made pioneering contributions to the theory of electrochemical interfaces, solvation, hydration forces, electron and proton transfer in complex environment, fuel cells and supercapacitors, electrowetting, DNA biophysics, physical material science. He has published >350 original papers and > 35 monographic/review articles, many of which are highly cited. His current research lie in the areas of nanophotonics, single-molecule electronics, fundamentals of ionic liquids and their applications, electrochemical metamaterials and meta-devices, molecular genetics.

He received numerous prestigious awards and medals: 2017 Lynde-Bell Award for "outstanding career in the field of ionic systems"; 2010 RSC Interdisciplinary Prize ― for "His many outstanding contributions at the interfaces of chemistry with both physics and with biology"; 2006 Electrochemistry Barker Medal ― for "his pioneering works and outstanding achievements in the application of modern theory of condensed matter to electrochemical systems"; 2003 Schönbein Silver Medal "for his outstanding contributions to understanding of fundamentals of fuel cells"; 2002 Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit Award; 1991 Humboldt Prize in Physical Chemistry and Electrochemistry. He is an elected Foreign Member of Royal Danish Academy of Sciences & Letters and Fellow of four learned societies: IUPAC, Institute of Physics, Royal Society of Chemistry, International Society of Electrochemistry. He is an Honorary Professor of Huazhong University of Science and Technology (China) where he has a group collaborating with him. He is on the Editorial Boards of a number of physical and chemical journals.

Dominic O'Lee got his BSc in Physics in 1994 at the University of Leeds. In 1998 he completed his DPhil in Theoretical Physics at Oxford with Prof. I J R Aitchison. Dominic has worked in different areas of physical sciences, in Canada, Germany and the UK. His research ranges from quantum field theory of superconductors to the statistical mechanics of biopolymers and DNA biophysics. He has published over 40 seminal papers in these areas in physical and chemical journals. He has taught undergraduate and postgraduate students over a range of topics in physics and chemistry at Imperial, at first as a Senior Research Associate and later as an appointed Teaching Fellow. Dominic was a passionate adept of innovative, nontraditional ways of teaching, intent on making complicated things transparent and more obvious to the students. Sadly for many of his colleagues and students who admired his uniquely generous personality and style, after a tragic accident, he had to retire. Thus, having previously worked tirelessly on the preparation of this Volume, he was unable to see it through to completion.