The excitation of molecules on solid surfaces leads to various energetic processes, such as transfer, conversion, and dissipation. Thus, a detailed understanding of the excited quantum states of the molecules is crucial to improve and develop organic energy conversion devices based on (opto)electronic and/or (photo)chemical processes. Our research focuses on (1) real-space observation of surface reaction processes at the single-molecule level, (2) single-molecule measurement of quantum states involved in the processes, and (3) exploration of the selective control of reaction pathways and physicochemical properties of molecular interfaces.
Affiliation：The Kim Laboratory
Extension number：27789
Location：601, Eng. Bldg. 5.
E-mail：kazuma☆g.ecc.u-tokyo.ac.jp
