Jordan Greco

Professor focusing on interdisciplinary studies in chemistry and biophotonics, Jordan Greco is an Assistant Research Professor in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Connecticut. With a robust academic foundation, he earned both his Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry and his B.S. in Chemistry and Anthropology from the same institution, demonstrating a unique blend of scientific and anthropological expertise. Professor Greco's research is at the forefront of theoretical simulations, particularly concerning the excited state properties of linear polyenes, biological chromophores, and retinylidene proteins. His work is pivotal in understanding the fundamental processes that govern the behavior of these complex molecules, which are crucial in various biological and chemical systems. In addition to his theoretical work, Professor Greco is deeply involved in the design and development of innovative biophotonic devices. These devices have the potential to revolutionize fields such as medical diagnostics and environmental monitoring by providing new ways to interact with and analyze biological systems. His interdisciplinary approach not only bridges the gap between chemistry and biology but also opens new avenues for technological advancements. Through his research, Professor Greco aims to contribute significantly to the scientific community's understanding of molecular interactions and their applications in real-world scenarios.