Philip J. Camp

Professor of Theoretical Chemistry

• MA Chemistry (1994), University of Oxford (Part II Supervisor: P. A. Madden FRS)
• PhD Physics (1997), University of Bristol (Supervisor: M. P. Allen)
• Izaak Walton Killam Postdoctoral Research Fellow (1997-2000), Department of Chemistry, University of British Columbia (Supervisor: G. N. Patey)
• Lecturer (2000-2007), Senior Lecturer (2007-2012), and Reader (2012-2017) in Physical Chemistry, and Professor of Theoretical Chemistry (2017-present) at the University of Edinburgh
• School of Chemistry web page
• Google Scholar web page
• orcid.org/0000-0002-7901-1364
• Enjoys beer, pálinka, slivovice, vodka, whisky, fishing, hardbass, sleeping outdoors, zip wires

Research expertise: the development and application of molecular simulations and statistical mechanics to the study of condensed materials such as liquids, solids, and colloidal suspensions. Current topics include: (1) static and dynamic properties of magnetic liquids; (2) self-assembly, adsorption, and friction of amphiphilic and polymeric molecules at liquid-solid interfaces; (3) using molecular simulations to complement scattering and reflectivity experiments; (4) biomolecular self-assembly and biomineralisation.