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Time-resolved spectroscopy

Photochemistry and photophysics Spectroscopy

Photodynamics of sinapate esters: a matter of shape

Excited-state lifetime is deeply affected by the conical intersection topography.

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By Mario Barbatti, 2 yearsSeptember 23, 2023 ago
Photochemistry and photophysics

Intersystem crossing in 4-thiouracil

Multiscale photo-relaxation of thiouracil is resolved through theory and experiments.

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By Mario Barbatti, 7 years ago
Photochemistry and photophysics

Revisiting the Excited State Dynamics of Thymine

So far, the long lifetime of UV-excited thymine has been explained in terms of trapping in the second excited state. Simulations with electron correlation shows this hypothesis doesn’t hold.

By Mario Barbatti, 8 yearsNovember 23, 2016 ago
Methods and Software

Photoelectron Spectrum Simulations

Methods based on nuclear ensembles allow to simulate steady and time-resolved photoelectron spectra with absolute intensities.

By Mario Barbatti, 9 yearsSeptember 15, 2016 ago
Photochemistry and photophysics

Why One Water Molecule Makes Aminopurine Fluorescent

Using computational simulations of 2-aminopurine-water clusters, we show why a single water may turn the fluorescence of this molecule on.

By Mario Barbatti, 10 yearsMay 12, 2015 ago

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