Using light to control the switching of functional properties of surface-bound species is an
attractive strategy for the development of new technologies with possible applications in …

We show that the spectral weights W m K ⃗ (k ⃗) used for the unfolding of two-component
spinor eigenstates| ψ m K ⃗ SC〉=| α〉| ψ m K ⃗ SC, α〉+| β〉| ψ m K ⃗ SC, β〉 can be …

Beside the fact that they attract highest interest in the field of organic electronics,
heteromolecular structures adsorbed on metal surfaces, in particular donor–acceptor …

Molecular solids and polymers can form low-symmetry crystal structures that exhibit
anisotropic electron and ion mobility in engineered devices or biological systems. The …

Electron-vibration coupling is of critical importance for the development of molecular
electronics, spintronics, and quantum technologies, as it affects transport properties and spin …

When a molecule interacts chemically with a metal surface, the orbitals of the molecule
hybridise with metal states to form the new eigenstates of the coupled system. Spatial …

We present an analytical one-dimensional model potential for the description of electronic
interface states that form at the interface between a metal surface and flat-lying adlayers of π …

The nanoscale moiré pattern formed at 2D transition-metal dichalcogenide crystal (TMDC)
heterostructures provides periodic trapping sites for excitons, which is essential for realizing …

The functionality of organic electronic devices is governed by the dynamics of charge
carriers and excited states in organic semiconductors. In particular, the relaxation of excitons …

A phthalocyanine/Ag (111) interface state is observed for the first time using time-and angle-
resolved two-photon photoemission. For monolayer films of metal-free (H2Pc) and iron …