Department of Molecular Physics
The research in the Department of Molecular Physics focuses on the structure and the intra- and inter-molecular dynamics of molecular systems, from diatomic molecules to biological macromolecules, either in isolation or in interaction with their environment. For this, new experimental methods to manipulate and control, to characterise and to spectroscopically investigate these molecular systems are developed and exploited.
Research themes
Home of the molecular synchrotron
A milestone for molecular beams
Molecular Stew Analysis Produces World´s First Description of Amyloid Intermediate Structures
Stark decelerator
The ultimate molecular control tool
Molecules as a light dark matter detector
Internal degrees of molecules are a great sensor for light dark matter
Dynamics of photoionization-induced processes in laser-prepared gas- and aqueous-phase samples
Laser cooling of diatomic polar molecules
Electronic structure of aqueous-phase anatase titanium dioxide nanoparticles probed by liquid jet photoelectron spectroscopy
