Eric A. Rohlfing
Associate Director of Science for Basic Energy
Sciences (Acting)
| Dr.
Eric Rohlfing has served as the Associate
Director of Science for Basic Energy
Sciences (Acting) since March 25,
2008. He has been the Director of
the Chemical Sciences, Geosciences and
Biosciences Division in
Basic Energy Sciences (BES) since
October 2006.
Dr. Rohlfing
received his B.S. in Chemistry from the
University of Virginia in 1977 and his
Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry from
Princeton University in 1982. He
held postdoctoral appointments at Exxon
Research and Engineering Company and Los
Alamos National Laboratory before
joining the staff at the Combustion
Research Facility at Sandia National
Laboratories in 1986. |
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He came to
BES in 1997 and served as Program
Manager for the Atomic, Molecular and
Optical Sciences Program from 2000 to
2003 and as Team Leader for Fundamental
Interactions from 2003 until October,
2006, when he became Division Director.
Dr. Rohlfing's research interests
include the experimental
characterization of transient molecules
relevant to combustion processes, linear
and nonlinear laser spectroscopies,
trace detection of pollutants, molecular
beam and mass spectrometric studies of
carbon and metal clusters, and
vibrational relaxation dynamics. He is
the author of approximately 50
peer-reviewed articles, holds membership
in the American Chemical Society and the
American Physical Society, and is a
fellow of the American Association for
the Advancement of Science. |
Contact
Information
Dr. Eric Rohlfing
Associate Director of Science
for Basic Energy Sciences
(Acting)
SC-22/Germantown Building
U.S. Department of Energy
1000 Independence Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20585-1290
eric.rohlfing@science.doe.gov
Phone: 301/903-3081
Fax: 301/903-6594
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