Robert Schwarzl gives insight into his research stay at Temple University. The Philadelphia skyline in the background.
PhD candidate Robert Schwarzl from the Institute of Experimental Physics reports on his research stay at Temple University, which is funded by the Austrian Marshall Plan Foundation. Robert Schwarzl gives insight into his research stay at Temple University. The Philadelphia skyline in the background. Hi everbody, what does a project assistant, who has worked since 2020 on an ultrafast spectroscopy experiment, do at a research group for theoretical chemistry? The answer is simple: interesting research. Frank Spano and his group at Temple University are well known for their simulations of aggregates of organic molecules. Following a collaboration with Manuela Schiek from JKU Linz, I have carried out ultrafast observation of the dynamic behavior of molecular crystals with the goal to better understand light-matter interaction and subsequent decay processes. To gain a solid insight into these experiments, a sound theoretical model is needed to accurately reproduce the experimental results.
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