DNA nanotechnology has now enabled the self-assembly of almost any prescribed 3-
dimensional nanoscale structure in large numbers and with high fidelity. These structures …

The developments of the open-source OpenMolcas chemistry software environment since
spring 2020 are described, with a focus on novel functionalities accessible in the stable …

Developing environmentally friendly, sustainable, and biocompatible artificial light-
harvesting systems has become an essential area of research to understand natural light …

Strongly-coupled multichromophoric assemblies orchestrate the absorption, transport, and
conversion of photonic energy in natural and synthetic systems. Programming these …

Molecular excitons are useful for applications in light harvesting, organic optoelectronics,
and nanoscale computing. Electronic energy transfer (EET) is a process central to the …

Understanding and controlling exciton coupling in dye aggregates has become a greater
focus as potential applications such as coherent exciton devices, nanophotonics, and …

When molecules are aggregated such that their excited states form delocalized excitons,
their spatial arrangement, or packing, can be coarsely controlled by templating and finely …

Molecular (dye) aggregates are a materials platform of interest in light harvesting, organic
optoelectronics, and nanoscale computing, including quantum information science (QIS) …

Dye aggregates are of interest for excitonic applications, including biomedical imaging,
organic photovoltaics, and quantum information systems. Dyes with large transition dipole …

DNA nanostructures serve as precise templates for organizing organic dyes, enabling the
creation of programmable artificial photonic systems with efficient light-harvesting and …