Publikationen von R. Kramer Campen

Campen, R. K.: Searching for the Active Site in Electrocatalysis: Imaging Oxidation and Oxygen Evolution on Gold Operando. IAP Seminar, Institute of Applied Physics, TU Wien, Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria (2019)

Campen, R. K.: A Femtosecond Resolved View of Charge Transfer Between Organic Adsorbates and Solids in UHV and at Electrified Solid/Liquid Interfaces. Workshop, CRC 1242 Non-equilibrium dynamics of condensed matter in the time domain , Schleiden, Germany (2019)

Campen, R. K.: Towards a Femtosecond Resolved View of the Hydrogen Evolution Reaction on Au and Pt. FHI-JST Joint Symposium, Current Topics and Challenges for Innovative Catalysts, Berlin, Germany (2018)

Campen, R. K.: Towards a Molecular View of Charge Transfer at Aqueous Electrochemical Interfaces: The Hydrogen Evolution Reaction on Pt. Mini-Symposium on Infrared Spectroscopy, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands (2018)

Campen, R. K.: Experimentally Characterizing Anion Polarizability at the Air/Water Interface. Workshop, Nonlinear Optics at Interfaces, Telluride Science Research Center, Telluride, CO, USA (2018)

Campen, R. K.: The Chemical Physics of (Solid)/ Liquid Interfaces in and out of Equilibrium: Probing Electron Transfer in Real Time. Seminar, Faculty of Physics, University of Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg, Germany (2018)

Campen, R. K.: Watching the Hydrogen Evolution Reaction on Au and Pt With Femtosecond Time Resolution: Towards Experimentally Characterizing Mechanism. Klausurtagung, Cluster of Excellence RESOLV, Velen, Germany (2018)

Campen, K.: Probing Surface Potentials and Their Relationship to Electron Transfer: Hopefully at High Time and Spatial Resolution. Workshop, Surface Potentials - Facts, Findings and Fantasies II, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland (2017)

Campen, R. K.: Experimentally Characterizing Interfacial Anion Polarizability: ClO₄- at the Air/Water Interface. The International Workshop on Nonlinear Optics at Interfaces, Dalian, China (2017)

Campen, R. K.: A Femtosecond Resolved View of Electron Transfer Across Metal/Water Interfaces. Gordon Research Conference, Dynamics at Surfaces, Newport, RI, USA (2017)

Campen, R. K.: Probing Molecular Structure and Chemistry at Electrochemical Interfaces in Real Time. FHI-Workshop on Current Research Topics at the FHI, Potsdam, Germany (2017)

Campen, R. K.: Probing of Surface Vibrational Modes with Optical SFG. Block Course on Methods of modern interface and surface science, IMPRS Functional Interfaces in Physics and Chemistry, Berlin, Germany (2016)

Campen, K.: Looking for Solvent Polarization in Nonlinear Optical Signals at Charged Solid/Liquid Interfaces. Workshop, Surface Potentials – Facts, Findings and Fantasies, École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland (2015)

Campen, K.: From UHV to the solid/liquid interface: probing water adsorption, surface reconstruction and dynamics on α-Al₂O₃. 15th International Conference on Vibrations at Surfaces, Donostia-San-Sebastian, Spain (2015)

Kirsch, H.; Tong, Y.; Campen, K.: From UHV to the solid/liquid interface: probing water adsorption, surface reconstruction and dynamics on α-Al₂O₃. 114th General Assembly of the German Bunsen Society for Physical Chemistry, Bochum, Germany (2015)

Campen, K.: From UHV to Solid/Liquid Interface: Probing α-Alumina/Water Interaction over 10 Orders of Magnitude in Water Pressure. FHI-Workshop on Current Research Topics at the FHI, Potsdam, Germany (2015)

Campen, K.: ClO_4^- at the Air/Water Interface: Population, Desolvation, Aggregation and the Role of H₃O⁺. Workshop, Water – the Most Anomalous Liquid, Working Group 4: Quantum Effects, Nordita, Stockholm, Sweden (2014)

Campen, K.: Understanding how Water Interacts with α-Al₂O₃(0001): Structure and Dynamics. Gordon Research Conference in Vibrational Spectroscopy, Biddeford, ME, USA (2014)

Campen, K.: Understanding how Water Interacts with α-Al₂O₃. Nonlinear Optics at Interfaces, Telluride Science Research Center, Telluride, CO, USA (2014)

Campen, K.: How to probe interfaces with optical sum frequency spectroscopy. Block Course on Dynamic Processes at Interfaces and Surfaces, International Max Planck Research School Complex Surfaces in Materials Sciences, Berlin, Germany (2013)