This Perspective attempts to shed light on developments in the theoretical and experimental
study of molecular anions highlighting more recent workers in the field. The species I …

Electronic resonances are metastable states with finite lifetime embedded in the ionization
or detachment continuum. They are ubiquitous in chemistry, physics, and biology …

Electronic resonances are states that are unstable towards loss of electrons. They play
critical roles in high-energy environments across chemistry, physics, and biology but are …

Open‐shell electronic structure is ubiquitous in chemistry and spectroscopy. This chapter
provides a useful guide for navigation through the myriad problems posed by open‐shell …

We report photodetachment spectroscopy and high-resolution photoelectron imaging of
para-halogen substituted phenoxide anions, p-XC6H4O–(X= F, Cl, Br, I). The dipole …

Valence-bound anions with polar neutral cores (μ>∼ 2.5 D) can support dipole-bound
excited states below the detachment threshold. These dipole-bound states (DBSs) are …

The theoretical description of electronic resonances is extended beyond calculations of
energies and lifetimes. We present the formalism for calculating Dyson orbitals and …

We report a combined experimental and theoretical investigation of electron–molecule
interactions using pyrrole as a model system. Experimental two-dimensional electron energy …

Molecular magnets, defined here as organic polyradicals, can be used as building blocks in
the fabrication of novel and structurally diverse magnetic light-weight materials. We present …

We present a benchmarking study on the performance of two methods at the forefront of
studying electronic metastable states of molecules: the orbital stabilization method and the …