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CREATED:20170914T081933Z
DESCRIPTION:To a large extent\, our knowledge of the photoinduced dynamics 
 of molecular systems at the atomic level is shaped by nonlinear femtosecon
 d spectroscopy. Traditionally\, nonlinear femtosecond spectroscopy is an e
 nsemble spectroscopy\, performed on ensembles of identical chromophores in
  the gas phase or in the liquid phase. Modern femtosecond spectroscopy com
 prises a set of various third-order or higher-order technique including\, 
 for example\, fluorescence up conversion\, transient absorption\, and phot
 on echo spectroscopy. Very recently\, the portfolio of femtosecond techniq
 ues has been extended towards singlemolecule detection by the development 
 of fluorescence-detected double-pump singlemolecule spectroscopy. With thi
 s technique\, a temporal resolution of about ten femtoseconds has been ach
 ieved. The technique permits the real-time monitoring of not only electron
 ic populations\, but also of electronic and vibrational coherence for indi
 vidual molecules.\nSpeaker: Lipeng Chen
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LOCATION:CFEL (Bldg. 99)\, Room: Seminar Room III\, EG.080
ORGANIZER;CN=R. J. Dwayne Miller:mailto:
SUMMARY:MPSD ARD Seminar: Lipeng Chen - Theory meets spectroscopy: ensemble
  and single-molecule spectroscopic studies of ultrafast energy transfer pr
 ocesses in light harvesting systems
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