Matthew Sfeir

Associate Professor

The Graduate Center, CUNY

United States

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Matthew Sfeir is an Associate Professor at The Graduate Center, CUNY, in the United States. His research focuses on the dynamics of excitonic processes, charge transfer, and material properties within advanced materials, including studies on singlet fission, surface wave polaritons, and ultrafast dynamics in two-dimensional semiconductors. He has published recent articles exploring topics such as terahertz time-domain spectroscopy and energy transfer mechanisms in low-bandgap polymers.

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Stephen Forrest

University of Michigan

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Ken Miyazaki

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Cornell University

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Murad Tayebjee

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University of New South Wales

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Modified transfer matrix method for the extraction of material properties via terahertz time-domain spectroscopy

Efficient and tunable photochemical charge transfer via long-lived Bloch surface wave polaritons

Elucidating Quintet-State Dynamics in Singlet Fission Oligomers and Polymers with Tetracene Pendants

Magnon-mediated exciton–exciton interaction in a van der Waals antiferromagnet

Energy Transfer Mechanisms in Large Low-Bandgap Polymers from Time-Resolved Experiments and Nonadiabatic Molecular Dynamics Calculations

Coupling of electronic transition to ferroelectric order in a 2D semiconductor

Exciton and charge transfer processes within singlet fission micelles

Surface ligand networking promotes intersystem crossing in the Au18(SR)14 nanocluster

Ultrafast Dynamics of Bloch Surface Wave Polaritons in Large‐Area 2D Semiconductor Monolayers at Room Temperature

Activated Singlet Fission Dictated by Anti-Kasha Property in a Rylene Imide Dye

Anisotropic Multiexciton Quintet and Triplet Dynamics in Singlet Fission via Pulsed Electron Spin Resonance

Optimizing the sensitivity of high repetition rate broadband transient optical spectroscopy with modified shot-to-shot detection

Quantum interference effects elucidate triplet-pair formation dynamics in intramolecular singlet-fission molecules

Direct Exciton Harvesting from a Bound Triplet Pair

Large‐Area Lasing in Nanoscale Complex Media: The Critical Role of Local Dielectric Environment

Quantifying Exciton Transport in Singlet Fission Diblock Copolymers

Growth kinetics determine the polydispersity and size of PbS and PbSe nanocrystals

Singlet fission and triplet pair recombination in bipentacenes with a twist

Ultrafast thermal modification of strong coupling in an organic microcavity

Charge transfer states impact the triplet pair dynamics of singlet fission polymers

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Stephen Forrest

Ken Miyazaki

Murad Tayebjee

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