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Research
Latest funding
- $116,000
Shining a new light on molecular biexcitonic processes: novel molecules and DNA origami
NSERC · 2021 · Principal investigator
- $12,500
Shining a new light on molecular biexcitonic processes: novel molecules and DNA origami
NSERC · 2021 · Principal investigator
- $1,062,690
INSPIRE. Interdisciplinary Network for the Synchrotron: Promoting Innovation, Research, and Enrichment
NSERC · 2021 · Co-investigator
Shining a new light on molecular biexcitonic processes: novel molecules and DNA origami
Principal investigators: Stevens, Amy
Keywords: photochemistry/photophysics; ultrafast optical spectroscopy; excited-state dynamics; molecular interactions; energy transfer; biexcitonic processes; singlet-fission molecules; multichromophoric complexes; dna nanotechnology; biomolecules as scaffolds
Shining a new light on molecular biexcitonic processes: novel molecules and DNA origami
Principal investigators: Stevens, Amy
INSPIRE. Interdisciplinary Network for the Synchrotron: Promoting Innovation, Research, and Enrichment
Principal investigators: Pickering, Ingrid IJ
Keywords: accelerator physics; advanced materials; environment and agriculture; health and life sciences; natural resources and energy; synchrotron radiation
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