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Volkhard May Ph.D.

Position	Department / Business Unit
Group Leader	Semiconductor Theory Research Group
Institution	Disciplines
Institute of Physics	Nanostructures
City	State / Provence
Berlin
Country	Website
Germany	link
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+49 30 2093-4725

• Dynamics of Open Quantum Systems

• External Field Control of Quantum Dynamics

• Nonlinear Optical Response of Molecular Systems

• Conductivity of Molecular Wires

• Sequential and Superexchange Electron Transfer in Proteins

• Heterogeneous Electron Transfer at Semiconductor Surfaces

• Laser-Pulse Control of Ultrafast Electron Transfer

• Excitons in Photosynthetic Antenna Systems

• Exciton-Exciton Annihilation

• Laser-Pulse Control of Exziton Transfer

• Amide1-Excitons in Polypeptides and Proteins

• Excited State Intra-Molecular Proton Transfer (ESIPT) and Double-Proton Transfer

• Exchange Reactions in Transition Metal Dihydrides

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