Optical Condensed Matter Physics
We use optical spectroscopy to study a wide range of ultrafast phenomena in organic materials at nanoscopic lengths and femtosecond (0.000000000000001 s) time scale, with the main focus on exciton and charge dynamics in energy-related and bio-inspired materials.
Organization
The research group Optical Condensed Matter Physics is part of the Zernike Institute for Advanced Materials, a research institute within the Faculty of Science and Engineering of the University of Groningen.
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2026/07/03
Maxim in Singapore
At the CMDS 2026 meeting in Singapore, Maxim delivered an invited talk, “Excitons in the Making: Tracking Self-Assembly by 2DES”
2026/07/03
Alekseij in Singapore
Alekseij presented his research at the CMDS 2026 meeting in Singapore (22-26 June 2026).
The tile of his work was "Trimming excitonic landscape with light".
2026/07/03
Sundar in Singapore
Sundar presented his research at the CMDS 2026 meeting in Singapore (22-26 June 2026).
The tile of his work was "In situ 2DES of hierarchial supramolecular self-assembly".
2026/06/07
Poster Aina
Aina presented a poster entitled, "Photophysical Pathways in TPHA and DI-TPHA." at the Vlieland Meeting 2026, organized by Zernike Institute for Advanced Materials, University of Groningen (June 7-9, 2026).
2026/06/07
Presentation Sundar
Sundar gave an oral talk titled, "Real-time Monitoring of Self-assembly of Molecular Nanotubes" at Vlieland 2026.
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