Jeffrey R. Reimers is affiliated with the University of Technology Sydney in Australia. Their research primarily focuses on materials science and engineering, with notable contributions in subfields such as materials chemistry, electrical and electronic engineering, atomic and molecular physics, and optics. The scientist's work also intersects with molecular biology and electronic, optical, and magnetic materials.
Their research covers a range of specialized topics, including:
Reimers has published extensively, with a significant number of papers appearing in scientific journals and repositories including arXiv (Cornell University), Physical Review B, Chemical Science, Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), and Langmuir. Some of the recent papers authored or co-authored by them are:
Frequent collaborators in Reimers's work include Michael J. Ford, Rika Kobayashi, Musen Li, Roger D. Amos, and Daniel S. Kosov. Together, these co-authors have contributed to multiple publications, with some collaborations reaching ten joint works.
Jeffrey R. Reimers
Noah Mendelson;Dipankar Chugh;Jeffrey R. Reimers;Jeffrey R. Reimers;Tin S. Cheng
J.R. Reimers;R.O. Watts;M.L. Klein
Zheng-Li Cai;Karina Sendt;Jeffrey R. Reimers
Zheng-Li Cai;Maxwell J. Crossley;Jeffrey R. Reimers;Rika Kobayashi
Lachlan E. Hall;Jeffrey R. Reimers;Noel S. Hush;Kia Silverbrook
J. A. Hayward;J. R. Reimers
J.R. Reimers;R.O. Watts
Unknown
Ante Bilić;Jeffrey R. Reimers;Noel S. Hush
J. R. Reimers;N. S. Hush
John P. Bergsma;Jeffrey R. Reimers;Kent R. Wilson;James T. Hynes
Ante Bilić;Jeffrey R. Reimers;Noel S. Hush;Rainer C. Hoft
A. Sajid;A. Sajid;Jeffrey R. Reimers;Jeffrey R. Reimers;Michael J. Ford
Zheng-Li Cai;Jeffrey R. Reimers
J.R. Reimers;N.S. Hush
J.R. Reimers;R.O. Watts
J R Reimers;T X Lü;M J Crossley;N S Hush
Jeffrey R. Reimers;Laura K. McKemmish;Ross H. McKenzie;Alan E. Mark
Jeffrey R. Reimers;Jeffrey R. Reimers;Michael J. Ford;Sebastian M. Marcuccio;Jens Ulstrup
J.R. Reimers;R.O. Watts
If you think any of the details on this page are incorrect, let us know.
For students interested in Chemistry, several related career paths in forensic science offer exciting opportunities. Pursuing an online bachelor's degree in forensic science can provide a solid foundation in applying chemical principles to criminal investigations.
Many professionals advance their expertise with a masters in forensic psychology online, blending scientific knowledge with psychological insights to better understand criminal behavior and improve case outcomes.
If you are considering a specialized role, becoming a forensic autopsy technician is a practical option that involves detailed lab work and analysis directly related to chemistry and biology.
Exploring various careers in forensics can help clarify which path aligns with your interests and skills. Fields like toxicology, crime scene analysis, and forensic chemistry combine scientific study with impactful real-world applications.
University of Florida
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
University of California, Berkeley
University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
Temple University
Harvard University
Semmelweis University
University of Essex
ApoVax, Inc.
University of KwaZulu-Natal
Kyoto University
University of Oslo
City University of New York
Centre for Research and Technology Hellas
University of Connecticut
University of Adelaide
