Fangchun, Arshad, Ben, Caitlin, and Andy attended ACTC in Lake Tahoe. Lake Tahoe is pretty much the best place to talk science! Here we are on a sunset cruise following the TeraChem/FMS Developers meeting. (Thanks, Todd!)
Welcome, Michael!
Welcome to Michael Rivera-Lazu! Michael is a summer student from the University of Puerto Rico. As part of IACS’s NSF-funded REU program, Michael will be working with Arshad to study excited state proton transfer.
Farewell, Alex!
Farewell to postdoc Alex Teplukhin, who is leaving us for a job at Intel. Good luck, Alex!
Welcome, Pen!
Welcome to Pen Chang Chang! Pen in a rising senior in Chemistry and Math here at SBU. He will be doing a senior honor thesis project in our group.
Welcome, Frank!
Welcome to Xin Qi “Frank” Liu! Frank is a high school student from Bronx High School of Science, and will be working on a research project in collaboration with Fangchun.
Welcome, Jiri!
Welcome to Jiří Suchan, who is visiting our group for a month. Jiří is a Ph.D. student in the Slavíček group at the University of Chemistry and Technology in Prague.
New Paper on Floquet TDCI
Check out Andy’s new paper in JCTC! It describes a novel method for modeling electron dynamics in an electric field: Floquet time-dependent configuration interaction. We also demonstrate that it works well for modeling dynamics in ultrafast pulses, despite the fact that Floquet theory is only rigorously valid for a continuous-wave field.
New Paper Presents Non-Empirical Approximation to the Decoherence Time
Check out Mike’s new paper in J. Chem. Phys. It describes a new approach to approximating the decoherence time in our Ehrenfest with Collapse to a Block (TAB) nonadiabatic molecular dynamics method, which provides accurate results without empirical fitting.
New Paper on S2 Emission in Cyanine Dyes
Check out Fangchun’s most recent paper. In collaboration with MSU colleagues in the Dantus and Beck groups, we investigated the competition between S1 and S2 emission in cyanine dyes. This article will appear in a virtual special issue celebrating the 125th Anniversary of JPC.
Welcome, Ying and Andrew!
Welcome to Andrew Nicoll and Ying You! Ying and Andrew are Chemistry PhD students who are beginning rotations in our research group.
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