Jonathan Schultz

Assistant Professor

North Carolina Central University

United States

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Jonathan Schultz is an Assistant Professor at North Carolina Central University in the United States. His research areas include machine learning applications in spectroscopy, energy conversion processes, and the study of vibrational motions in molecular systems. He has published various articles focusing on topics such as quantifying intermolecular couplings and the dynamics of excited-state decay pathways.

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Sungkyunkwan University

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Northwestern University

UNITED STATES

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Machine Learning for Video Classification Enables Quantifying Intermolecular Couplings from Simulated Time-Evolved Multidimensional Spectra

Using machine learning to map simulated noisy and laser-limited multidimensional spectra to molecular electronic couplings

Distinct vibrational motions promote disparate excited-state decay pathways in cofacial perylenediimide dimers

Coherence in Chemistry: Foundations and Frontiers

Efficiency Limits of Energy Conversion by Light-Driven Redox Chains

Encapsulating Semiconductor Quantum Dots in Supramolecular Cages Enables Ultrafast Guest–Host Electron and Vibrational Energy Transfer

Coupling between Harmonic Vibrations Influences Quantum Beating Signatures in Two-Dimensional Electronic Spectra

Accelerating symmetry-breaking charge separation in a perylenediimide trimer through a vibronically coherent dimer intermediate

Coupling between Harmonic Vibrations Influences Quantum Beating Signatures in Two-Dimensional Electronic Spectra

Mapping Simulated Two-Dimensional Spectra to Molecular Models Using Machine Learning

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Taeyeon Kim

Michael R. Wasielewski

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