Tore H. Johansen
Job description
Teaching and basic research within the fields of Chemistry and Process Technology (Chemical Engineering). Teaching of the subjects IGR1603 Chemistry, ITE1826 Chemistry for Process Technology, and ITE1829 Introduction to Process Technology.
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Research interests
Tore H. Johansen (born 1970) is an Associate Professor (førsteamanuensis), with the academic degree of Dr. Scient., at the Department of Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Engineering Science and Technology, UiT The Arctic University of Norway, within the fields of Chemistry and Process Engineering.
He holds a permanent 100% full position at the UiT and have 11 years of experience from Fellow- and Associate Professorships at the Department of Chemistry at NTNU, in Trondheim, before he joined Narvik University College (NUC), in Narvik, in 2006.
Johansen has published several scientific papers on structure and conformations of gas-phase molecules using experimental data (gas electron diffraction; GED) and quantum-chemical ab initio molecular orbital- and density functional theory calculations. Johansen is currently working on a GED study of several interesting organic cyclic molecular systems, but has previously been focusing on various organic silicon-carbon compounds.
Most of Johansen’s professional training at the doctoral level and beyond originates from the Department of Chemistry, Oregon State University (OSU), in the city of Corvallis, OR, USA.
Teaching
Teaching and basic research within the fields of Chemistry and Process Technology (Chemical Engineering). Teaching of the subjects IGR1603 Chemistry, ITE1826 Chemistry for Process Technology, and ITE1829 Introduction to Process Technology.