Thursday, 17 May 2007: 1:50 PM-4:50 PM
106 (Pfahler Hall)
Ultrafast chemical processes II
Chemical reactions of seeming simplicity often take place on a time scale that has made elucidating the reaction mechanism all but impossible. This symposium presents new results, both conceptual and technical, that span a wide variety of ultrafast processes in chemically important systems. Both theory and experiment are presented.
Organizer:	Robert J. Stanley
Presider:	Robert J. Stanley
1:50 PM	347		High Resolution Interfacial Spectroscopy on an Ultrafast Timescale Eric Borguet, A. Eftekhari, S. Nihonyanagi
2:20 PM	348		Ultrafast Electron Injection at Sensitized Semiconductor Interfaces Gerald J. Meyer
2:50 PM	349		2D IR investigation of N-acetyl tryptophan methyl amide in solution Sayan Bagchi, Robin Hochstrasser
3:10 PM			Break
3:30 PM	350		Charge transfer and carrier mobility in OPV materials examined with ultrafast multidimensional infrared spectroscopy John Asbury, Larry W. Barbour, Maureen Hegadorn, Ryan Pensack
4:00 PM	351		Determination of intermode coupling using dual frequency 2D IR photon echo spectroscopy Keshav Kumar, Louise E. Sinks, Robin M. Hochstrasser
4:20 PM	352		Novel Fermi Resonance in Two-Dimensional Infrared Spectroscopy Matthew J. Tucker, Yung Sam Kim, Robin M. Hochstrasser

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