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His previous research includes an assessment of the needs of Syrian refugees in Jordan and validation of mental healthcare instruments for that population, as well as utilization of new statistical methodology to investigate trends and trajectories in mental health outcomes in large clinical epidemiological data. As he pursues expanding his research in global mental health research, his interests continue to include the role of rumination in maternal depression, the economics of mental health interventions in health systems, and the development and cultural validation of mental health measures.

Skip to content Skip to primary navigation Skip to search box Skip to admissions quick links Skip to secondary navigation Skip to breadcrumb. Global Mental Health Lab. The Cheng group develops novel electronic-structure methods and applies them in chemical and spectroscopic studies. The ultimate goal in the area of electronic-structure theory is perhaps to have a set of quantum-chemical methods and computer programs that are generally applicable to the entire periodic table and to both ground and excited electronic states.

Our present work focuses on the treatment of relativistic effects on molecular properties. An accurate and efficient treatment of relativistic effects remains a challenging task for quantum-chemical calculations, while promising progress has occurred in the past a few decades leading to a hierarchy of relativistic quantum-mechanical approaches that systematically relates the non-relativistic world Schrodinger equation to the relativistic world Dirac equation.

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