Patrick M. Regan performs integrative study on Organic chemistry and Branching (polymer chemistry). While working on this project, Patrick M. Regan studies both Branching (polymer chemistry) and Organic chemistry. His study deals with a combination of Ionization and Resonance-enhanced multiphoton ionization. He integrates many fields, such as Resonance-enhanced multiphoton ionization and Photoionization, in his works. Photoionization and Excited state are two areas of study in which Patrick M. Regan engages in interdisciplinary work. Much of his study explores Excited state relationship to Atomic physics. Patrick M. Regan frequently studies issues relating to Branching fraction and Atomic physics. His study brings together the fields of Nuclear physics and Branching fraction. While working on this project, Patrick M. Regan studies both Nuclear physics and Isotope.
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