Marcos Dantus

Distinguished Professor

Michigan State University

United States

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Marcos Dantus is a Distinguished Professor at Michigan State University in the United States. His research focuses on ultrafast dynamics, molecular fragmentation, and the detection of electromagnetic emissions related to cancer biomarkers. Recent publications include studies on optical microscopy, strong-field ionization, and the mechanisms of molecular interactions in various chemical contexts.

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Detecting the Feeble Electromagnetic Emissions from Cancer Biomarkers

Ultrafast Dynamics and Rearrangement of the EUV Photoacid Generator Phenyl Triflate

Coherence mapping to identify the intermediates of multi-channel dissociative ionization

Determining Key Factors for the Open-Loop Control of Molecular Fragmentation Using Shaped Strong Fields

Optical microscope with nanometer longitudinal resolution based on a Linnik interferometer

Enhanced Strong-Field Ionization and Fragmentation of Methanol Using Noncommensurate Fields

Ultrafast studies of elusive chemical reactions in the gas phase

Tracking Molecular Fragmentation in Electron–Ionization Mass Spectrometry with Ultrafast Time Resolution

Insights into ultrafast H3+ formation provide a glimpse into primordial chemistry

What is the Mechanism of H3+ Formation from Cyclopropane?

Femtosecond intramolecular rearrangement of the CH3NCS radical cation

Quantitative Identification of Nonpolar Perfluoroalkyl Substances by Mass Spectrometry

Pulse shaping in strong-field ionization: Theory and experiments

Ultrafast disruptive probing: Simultaneously keeping track of tens of reaction pathways

Human Serum Albumin Dimerization Enhances the S2 Emission of Bound Cyanine IR806

A comparison of strategies for state‐selective coherent Raman excitation

Intramolecular Relaxation Dynamics Mediated by Solvent–Solute Interactions of Substituted Fluorene Derivatives. Solute Structural Dependence

Linear and Nonlinear Optical Processes Controlling S2 and S1 Dual Fluorescence in Cyanine Dyes

Excited-State Dynamics of a Substituted Fluorene Derivative. The Central Role of Hydrogen Bonding Interactions with the Solvent

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Benjamin Levine

A. Daniel Jones

James Jackson

Warren Beck

Piotr Piecuch

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