C. Bradley Moore

C. Bradley Moore
C. Bradley Moore
Born	Charles Bradley Moore; December 7, 1939; Boston, Massachusetts
Education	Harvard University (A.B., 1960); University of California, Berkeley (Ph.D., 1963);
Known for	Chemical Applications of Lasers, Experimental Dynamics of Excited Molecules
Spouse	Penny Percival Moore
Awards	Coblentz Award, Coblentz Society (1973); Ernest Orlando Lawrence Award (1986); elected member of the National Academy of Sciences(1986); Ellis R. Lippincott Award, Optical Society of America(1987); Earle K. Plyler Prize for Molecular Spectroscopy, American Physical Society(1994);
	Scientific career
Fields	Physical chemistry
Institutions	University of California, Berkeley, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Ohio State University, Northwestern University
Doctoral advisor	George Pimentel
Notable students	Ramon Alvarez, Associate Chief Scientist, Environmental Defense Fund; Klaas Bergmann (postdoctoral student), professor of physics at TUK, winner of the 2020 Davisson-Germer Prize; Karen Carleton (postdoctoral student), professor of biology at University of Maryland; I-Chia Chen, professor of chemistry, National Tsing-Hua University; Roy S. Chuck, chair of ophthalmology and visual sciences, Albert Einstein College of Medicine; John H. Clark, former VP of Seagate, CTO of Finisar, CEO of Iolon.; Hai-Lung Dai, professor of chemistry and Vice President for International Affairs at Temple University; William H. Green, professor of chemical engineering at MIT; Paul Houston (postdoctoral student), professor of chemistry at Cornell University; Joe Jasinski (postdoctoral student), Distinguished Engineer at IBM, Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and Fellow of the American Physical Society; Andy H. Kung (postdoctoral student), Fellow of the APS and Fellow of the Optical Society of America; Warren D. Lawrance, professor and former Executive Dean, Flinders University; Stephen Leone, professor of chemistry at UC Berkeley, member of the National Academy of Sciences; David J. Nesbitt (postdoctoral student), professor of chemistry at University of Colorado at Boulder, Fellow of the Royal Society; Peter Remsen Ogilby (postdoctoral student), chair of Physical Chemistry at Aarhus University; Hrvoje Petek, professor of physics, astronomy, and chemistry at University of Pittsburgh; Will Polik, professor of chemistry at Hope College, Fellow of the AAAS and the ACS; Sean Smith (postdoctoral student), professor of applied mathematics at Australian National University, Fellow of the AAAS; Roger D. van Zee, Deputy Division Chief of NIST Chemical Sciences Division; Elisabeth Wade, Dean of Sonoma State University; James C. Weisshaar, professor of chemistry, University of Wisconsin, Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science; James T. Yardley, former Vice-President of Honeywell; Edward Yeung, professor of chemistry at Iowa State, winner of ACS Award for Distinguished Service in the Advancement of Analytical Chemistry; Linda Young, Distinguished Fellow of Argonne National Laboratory and professor of physics at the University of Chicago;
Website	chemistry.berkeley.edu/faculty/chem/emeriti/moore

Charles Bradley Moore (born December 7, 1939) is an American chemist and research administrator. His research focused on the application of lasers to understand the behavior and reaction dynamics of energized molecules and energy transfer between molecules. He is currently professor emeritus of chemistry at the University of California, Berkeley, where he had a long career as a faculty member actively engaged in research (1963–2000). While at UC Berkeley, Moore also served in several administrative roles, including chair of the department of chemistry (1982–1986), dean of the college of chemistry (1988–1994), and director of the chemical sciences division at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (1998–2000). He was vice president for research at Ohio State University (2000–2003) and held the same position at Northwestern University (2004–2008). He is also professor emeritus at Northwestern. Moore is a member of the National Academy of Sciences.

C. Bradley Moore
Born	Charles Bradley Moore (1939-12-07) December 7, 1939 Boston, Massachusetts
Education	Harvard University (A.B., 1960) University of California, Berkeley (Ph.D., 1963)
Known for	Chemical Applications of Lasers, Experimental Dynamics of Excited Molecules
Spouse	Penny Percival Moore
Awards	Coblentz Award, Coblentz Society (1973) Ernest Orlando Lawrence Award (1986) elected member of the National Academy of Sciences(1986) Ellis R. Lippincott Award, Optical Society of America(1987) Earle K. Plyler Prize for Molecular Spectroscopy, American Physical Society(1994)
Scientific career
Fields	Physical chemistry
Institutions	University of California, Berkeley, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Ohio State University, Northwestern University
Doctoral advisor	George Pimentel
Notable students	Ramon Alvarez, Associate Chief Scientist, Environmental Defense Fund Klaas Bergmann (postdoctoral student), professor of physics at TUK, winner of the 2020 Davisson-Germer Prize Karen Carleton (postdoctoral student), professor of biology at University of Maryland I-Chia Chen, professor of chemistry, National Tsing-Hua University Roy S. Chuck, chair of ophthalmology and visual sciences, Albert Einstein College of Medicine John H. Clark, former VP of Seagate, CTO of Finisar, CEO of Iolon. Hai-Lung Dai, professor of chemistry and Vice President for International Affairs at Temple University William H. Green, professor of chemical engineering at MIT Paul Houston (postdoctoral student), professor of chemistry at Cornell University Joe Jasinski (postdoctoral student), Distinguished Engineer at IBM, Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and Fellow of the American Physical Society Andy H. Kung (postdoctoral student), Fellow of the APS and Fellow of the Optical Society of America Warren D. Lawrance, professor and former Executive Dean, Flinders University Stephen Leone, professor of chemistry at UC Berkeley, member of the National Academy of Sciences David J. Nesbitt (postdoctoral student), professor of chemistry at University of Colorado at Boulder, Fellow of the Royal Society Peter Remsen Ogilby (postdoctoral student), chair of Physical Chemistry at Aarhus University Hrvoje Petek, professor of physics, astronomy, and chemistry at University of Pittsburgh Will Polik, professor of chemistry at Hope College, Fellow of the AAAS and the ACS Sean Smith (postdoctoral student), professor of applied mathematics at Australian National University, Fellow of the AAAS Roger D. van Zee, Deputy Division Chief of NIST Chemical Sciences Division Elisabeth Wade, Dean of Sonoma State University James C. Weisshaar, professor of chemistry, University of Wisconsin, Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science James T. Yardley, former Vice-President of Honeywell Edward Yeung, professor of chemistry at Iowa State, winner of ACS Award for Distinguished Service in the Advancement of Analytical Chemistry Linda Young, Distinguished Fellow of Argonne National Laboratory and professor of physics at the University of Chicago

Website	chemistry.berkeley.edu/faculty/chem/emeriti/moore