Abdouramanabdouraman : Sturmian Bases for Two-Electron Systems in Hyperspherical Coordinates

LIST OF POSTERS

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AbdouramanAbdouraman: Sturmian bases for two-electron systems in hyperspherical coordinates

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Hicham Agueny: Inhomogeneous strong-field induced electron emission: Dynamic interference

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Manuel Alcamí: The evolutionary study of doubly charged isolated molecule, neutral and multiply-ionised clusters of amino acid: the reactivity of β-alanine

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Marie-Christine Bacchus: Influence of microhydration on proton-induced charge transfer on RNA intermediates

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Henri Bachau: Stimulated Raman excitation of hydrogen by short softX-ray radiation

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Lorenz Ballauf: Ion-Surface interactions on a particle level

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Andrej Bunjac: Wave-packet calculations of photoelectron momentum distributions at strong field ionization of sodium

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Helder Crespo: Intense single-cycle light pulses: an enabling tool for sub-femtosecond multidimensional and electron spectroscopies

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AndrásCsehi: Maximizing the photodissociation probability byfrequency chirped laser pulses

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Shandor Demesh: Kinetic energy distribution of the fragment ionsin H+ + C2H6 collision

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NađaDošlić:Hydrogen detachment and hydrogen transfer dynamics in bioorganic molecules

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RajagopalDashinamoorthyEithiraj: Ab initiostudies on inorganic and organic systems

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Ewa Erdmann: Neutral and ionized furan molecule: theoretical investigation of fragmentation dynamics

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KaterynaGrygoryeva: Pyruvic acid in clusters: investigation of solvation effects

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Oded Heber: Evaporative cooling of ions by autoresonance in an electrostatic ion beam trap

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Jacopo Chiarinelli: “Position” does matter: The photofragmentation of the nitroimidazole isomers

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Patryk Jasik: Quasirelativisticpotential energy curves of the NaRbmolecule for the direct spectra interpretation and prospects for ultracold molecule formation in X 1Σ+(ν=0; J=0)

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ZoltánJuhász: Thermodynamic model of electron emission, negative and positive ion formation in keV molecular collisions

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ZoltánJuhász: Production of anionic fragmentsfrom molecular species following cation impact

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GellertZsolt Kiss: Numerical Method to Investigate Diatomic Molecules with Single Active Electron Subjected to Intense Laser Fields

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Jaroslav Kočišek: Dissociative Electron Attachment by Ethylene Sulfate and Propylene Sulfate

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VěraKřížová: Ion-induced ionization and dissociation of simple organic molecules by selected keV projectile ions

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Marta Łabuda: Charge transfer process in C2+- tetrahydrofuran collisionfor ion induced radiation damage

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Erik P. Månsson: High-resolution mass spectrometry and velocity map imaging for ultrafast electron dynamics in complex biomolecules

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Carlos Marante: Photoionization of Ne with spectroscopic accuracy using Quantum Chemistry packages: the XCHEM approach

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Ana Martin-Somer: Unimolecular Dissociation of Peptides: Statistical vs. Non-Statistical Fragmentation Mechanisms and Time Scales

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Andreas Mauracher: Anionic Hydrogen Clusters in Helium Droplets

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Benoit Mignolet: Role of the Super Atom Molecular Orbital (SAMO) electronic states in the photoionization of fullerenes

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Aleksandar Milosavljević: Oxygen K-edge action spectroscopy of isolated nanosolvated Substance P: resolving the excitation of the peptide and the attached water network

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Peter Mulholland: Resonant enhancement of high harmonic generation in acetylene using a VUV pump pulse

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Hanna Myllynen: Molecular structure calculations for interpretation of VUV-induced dissociation

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Ladislau Nagy: Two-center interference in the ionization of H2 byion impact

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LamprosNikolopoulos: The RMT method applied to molecular hydrogen ion in intense ultrashort fields

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LamprosNikolopoulos: Theory of photoionization of two-electron quantum dots in the resonance region in THz and mid-IR fields

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Geert Reitsma: Non-adiabatic relaxation of electron-correlation driven states upon ionization by wavelength-selected short XUV pulses

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TamásRozgonyi: Quantum dynamics study of nonradiativephotorelaxation in an Fe(II) carbene photosensitizer

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Ulf Saalmann: When does dynamic interference occur?

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Alexander Snegursky: On the influence of low-energy ionizing radiation on the amino acid molecule: Glutamine

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Ignacio Sola: Ultrafast electronic excitations induced by optimally tailored vibrational wave functions

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JanneSolanpää: Next-level electron dynamics through optimal control and plasmonic fields

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IvanoTavernelli: Spin-orbit couplings and nuclear quantum dynamics with TDDFT

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KarolyTőkési: Classical Trajectory Monte Carlo method – „Watching quantum physics in real time”

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KarolyTőkési: Electron transmission through platinum macrocapillary

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KarolyTőkési: Charge relaxation in macroscopic glass capillary after ion beam irradiation

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KarolyTőkési: Real time simulation of 1 MeV proton microbeam transmission through an insulating macrocapillary

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Maria Tudorovskaya: Time-dependent photoionization and high-harmonic generation ofphotoexcited CS2

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Abigail Wardlow: Ultra-fast processes in benzene and acetylene: a TDDFT approach

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Tomasz Wasowicz: Photoexcitation and decay of the 2p-1nl core-excited states of argon atoms

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Tomasz Wasowicz: Inner-shell photoexcitation and fragmentation of isoxazole molecules at the C1s, N1s and O1s edges

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Michael Wolf: Stability studies of hydrogenated pyrene

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Mateusz Zawadzki: Dissociative electron attachment to pyruvic acid

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IlliaZymak: Study of gas-phase ion molecular reactions at temperatures relevant to the atmosphere of Titan

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JánŽabka: Anion Chemistry on Titan: systematic studies of the growth and stability of large negative ions