Christine Aikens

Associate Professor

University of Kansas

United States

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Christine Aikens is an Associate Professor at Kansas State University in the United States. Her research areas encompass the development of transferable force fields for nanomaterials, the implementation of advanced computational methods in density functional theory, and the study of plasmon-enhanced chemical processes. Recent publications include investigations into the photoluminescent mechanisms of gold nanoclusters and the effects of nanowire doping and static electric fields on excitation dynamics.

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Anindita Das

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Southern Methodist University

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Christopher Ackerson

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Colorado State University

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Indiana University Bloomington

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The Pennsylvania State University - University Park Campus

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Gaussian Process Approach to Constructing Transferable Force Fields for Thiolate-Protected Gold Nanoclusters

Chiral and Achiral Crystal Structures of Au25(PET)180 Reveal Effects of Ligand Rotational Isomerization on Optoelectronic Properties

Implementation of energy and gradient for the TDDFT-approximate auxiliary function (aas) method

Effects of Nanowire Doping on Plasmon-Enhanced N2 Dissociation

Effects of Static Electric Fields on the Excitations of Silver Nanowire Dimers

Virtual Issue on Experiment–Theory Synergies in the Study of Metal and Metal-Containing Clusters

Symmetry-Dependent Dynamics in Au38(SC6H13)24 Revealed by Polarization-Dependent Two-Dimensional Electronic Spectroscopy

A first glance into mixed phosphine–stibine moieties as protecting ligands for gold clusters

Connectivity between Static Field and Continuous Wave Field Effects on Excitation-Induced H2 Activation

Effects of Field Strength and Silver Nanowire Size on Plasmon-Enhanced N2 Dissociation

Analytical excited state gradients for time-dependent density functional theory plus tight binding (TDDFT + TB)

Theoretical Investigations on the Plasmon-Mediated Dissociation of Small Molecules in the Presence of Silver Atomic Wires

Characterization of Pt-doping effects on nanoparticle emission: a theoretical look at Au24Pt(SH)18 and Au24Pt(SC3H7)18

Nanoalloy catalysis and magnetic and optical properties: general discussion

Understanding the Ligand-Dependent Photoluminescent Mechanism in Small Alkynyl-Protected Gold Nanoclusters

Effects of Diglyme on Au Nanocluster Formation: Mechanism, 1H NMR, and Bonding

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Anindita Das

Christopher Ackerson

Caroline Chick Jarrold

Kenneth Knappenberger

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