Excited? Exciting!

As an academic group in theoretical and computational chemistry, our main research interests focus on the excited-state dynamics in various chemical systems. Excited-state dynamics is essential in photochemistry, energy chemistry, and optoelectronic materials, which also presents a significant challenge for theoretical and computational chemistry. 

We are working on the challenging and valuable topics in the frontier of excited-state dynamics, including:

(1) the dynamics at the interface between the semiconductor nanocrystals and organic molecules;

(2) the chirality-induced spin dynamics;

(3) the quantum dynamics of the molecule-based qubits.