Kevin Riley

Nanoscientist

University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus

Phone

+1-787-764-0000 ext. 4832

Direct phone

(787)459-0011

E-mail

kev.e.riley gmail com

Appointments

2008–present Assitant Professor of Chemistry, University of Puerto Rico (Rio Piedras), San Juan, Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico
2007–2008 Junior Research Associate, Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague, Czech Republic
2005–2007 Postdoctoral Assistant, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, United States

Publications

  1. M. Concha, P. Hobza, J. Murray, P. Politzer, and K. Riley, "Br···O Complexes as Probes of Factors Affecting Halogen Bonding: Interactions of Bromobenzenes and Bromopyrimidines with Acetone", Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation, 5, 155 (2009)
  2. K. Riley, "Ab Initio Studies of the Characteristics of Hydorgen Bonds Involving Aromatically Bound", International Journal of Quantum Chemistry,
  3. P. Hobza, P. Jurecka, K. Riley, J. Sponer, J. Sponer, and M. Zgarbov, "Reference Quantum Chemical Calculations on RNA Base Pairs Directly Involving the 2′-OH Group of Ribose", Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation,
  4. K. Berka, P. Hobza, R. Laskowski, K. Riley, and J. Vondrasek, "Representative Amino Acid Side Chain Interactions in Proteins. A Comparison of Highly Accurate Correlated ab Initio Quantum Chemical and Empirical Potential Procedures", Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation,

Grants

  1. K. Riley. Wisconsin - Puerto Rico Partnership for Research and Education in Materials, National Science Foundation, Partnership for Research and Education in Materials, 2 years, January 2010, Single PI, Pending, $700,000.
  2. K. Belashchenko, B. Bockelman, Z. Chen, F. Choobineh, M. Gómez, Y. Ishikawa, H. Li, J. Lu, A. R. Mayol, H. Ortiz-Zuazaga, K. Riley, W. Srisa-an, D. Swanson, E. Tsymbal, J. Velev, X. Zeng, N. A. Zimbovskaya, and S. Zuloski-Benson. Collaborative Research: Adaptive Cyberinfrastructure for Computational Nanoscience, National Science Foundation, OIA - RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROV, 3 years, August 2009, Multiple PIs, Pending, $2,627,400.

Presentations

  1. K. Riley (March 2009) "The Contributions of Aromatic Interactions to the Structure and Stability of Amyloid Fibrils" in "49th Sanibel Symposium".
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