Marvin Bishop

My research interests include simulation of polymer systems, fluids and parallel processing.

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•  C. von Ferber, M. Bishop, T. Forzaglia, C. Reed and G. Zajac, "The Shapes of Simple Three and Four Junction Comb Polymers", J. Chem. Phys,  142, 024901 (2015).
• G. Zajac and M. Bishop, "Monte Carlo Studies of Ideal Multi-Branch Polymers", Comp. Educ. J., 6 no. 1, 44 (2015).
• G. Zajac and M. Bishop, "Monte Carlo Studies of Linear Self-Avoiding Walk Polymers", Comp. Educ. J., 6 no. 3, 50 (2015).
• A.J. Barillas, T. Borgeson and M. Bishop, "Monte Carlo Studies of Ideal Two Dimensional Linear Polymers", Comp. Educ. J., 6 no.3, 108 (2015).
• A.J. Barillas and M. Bishop, "Monte Carlo Studies of Linear Self-Avoiding Walk Polymers in Various Dimensions", Comp. Educ. J., 6 no. 4, 84 (2015).
• R. de Regt, C. von Ferber, M. Bishop, A.J. Barillas, and T. Borgeson, "The Two Dimensional Shapes of Simple Three and Four Junction Ideal Comb Polymers", Physica A, 458, 391 (2016).
• M. Bishop and P. A. Whitlock, "Five Dimensional Binary Hard Hypersphere Mixtures: A Monte Carlo Study"", J. Chem. Phys., 145, 154502-1 (2016).

•  M. Bishop, J. Stone, C. von Ferber and R. de Regt, "The Shapes of Ideal Five Junction Comb Polymers in Two and Three Dimensions", Physica A, 484, 57(2017).

• T. Hamling, N.B. Prassas and M. Bishop, “Monte Carlo Studies of Linear Self-Avoiding Walk Polymers in Six and Seven Dimensions”, Trans. Tech. STEM Educ., 3(1), 27(2017).

• R. de Regt, C. von Ferber, M. Bishop, and T. Hamling, "The Shapes of Ideal Dendrimers in Two and Three Dimensions", Physica A, 516, 50 (2019).

• M. Bishop and P. A. Whitlock, "Fluid-Solid Demixing in Four and Five Dimensional Asymmetric Binary Hard Hypersphere Mixtures", J. Chem. Phys., 150, 154506 (2019).
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Professional Experience

• Full Professor at Manhattan College 1993-
• Visiting Scientist at U.M.I.S.T.1988-91
• Associate Professor at Manhattan College 1986-93
• Assistant Professor at Manhattan College 1983-86
• Research Scientist at Courant Institute 1982-83
• Visiting Scientist at University of Amsterdam 1981-82
• Assistant Professor at Fordham University 1976-81
• Research Assistant Professor at SUNY Albany 1975-76
• Visiting Assistant Professor at Howard University1974-75
• Research Associate at Columbia University 1973-74
• Research Associate at the National Bureau of Standards 1971-73

Honors & Awards

Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Magna Cum Laude, Ward Medal in Chemistry, Prager Prize, Marks Neidle Prize in Physical Chemistry, American Men and Women of Science, Who's Who in the East, Who's Who in the World, Woodrow Wilson Fellow, New York State Regents Fellow, NIH Pre-Doctoral Fellow, NRC-NBS Postdoctoral Fellow

Grants

ACS-PRF type G grant, Fordham University Faculty Research grant, two National Resource in Computational Chemistry grants, four ACS-PRF type B grants, three IBM Computer Literacy Project grants, two Cornell National Supercomputer Facility grants, two NATO grants, Howard Hughes Education Initiative grant, five Manhattan College Summer grants

Member of the Faculty Advisory Council of the Journal, "Transactions on Techniques in STEM Education"

Referee for the Journal of Chemical Physics, Macromolecules, Chemical Physics Letters, the Journal of Statistical Physics, Polymer and Physical Review.