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Peter Harrowell is a Professor of Theoretical Chemistry at the University of Sydney, where he conducts research on statistical mechanics, nucleation, crystal growth, and nonequilibrium systems using computer simulation methods. His work focuses on the glass transition and relaxation dynamics in supercooled liquids and colloidal suspensions. Harrowell's research includes extensive molecular dynamic simulations to understand shear-induced transitions in colloidal suspensions and crystal growth processes relating to liquid dynamics. He has contributed to several vital studies establishing fundamental concepts in the field, including investigations into the kinetics of crystallization and the role of structural fluctuations in fluid states. Additionally, he actively supervises research students investigating ligand-induced chirality transfer in metal halide perovskites, and his work aligns with the Faculty of Science Research Strength in Molecules and Materials. Harrowell has received numerous grants from the Australian Research Council for his various projects, highlighting his active role in advancing scientific understanding within his fields of expertise.
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