Career
He is the author of over 300 publications and an active researcher in the fields of molecular collision dynamics and theoretical chemistry. Alexander"s research focus is the quantum-mechanical aspects of molecular collisions, in particular those involving open-shell species. More specifically, Alexander"s work has focused on understanding chemical reactions where the Born-Oppenheimer approximation can be violated, by means of nonadiabatic coupling, spin-orbit interactions and conical intersections.
Alexander"s work is particularly important in understanding the F+H2→Fachhochschule +H and Citation Index+H2→HCl+H reactions.
Since 2012 Alexander has served as the President of the Telluride Science Research Center. H. H. F. G. East. H. M. G. R. L. Et al. H. H. B. L.