Michael J. Bearpark

Imperial College London

United Kingdom

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2022

Our calculations show a small chemical modification can have a significant impact on excited state behaviour: methylation in the uracil 3′ position opens an additional pathway for radiationless decay following ionisation and electronic excitation.

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Michael A Robb

Imperial College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Graham Worth

Professor of Computational Chemistry

University College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Michael J. Bearpark

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How electronic superpositions drive nuclear motion following the creation of a localized hole in the glycine radical cation

3-Methylation alters excited state decay in photoionised uracil

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3-Methylation alters excited state decay in photoionised uracil

Front Cover: Modelling Photoionisation in Isocytosine: Potential Formation of Longer‐Lived Excited State Cations in its Keto Form (ChemPhysChem 21/2021)

Modelling Photoionisation in Isocytosine: Potential Formation of Longer‐Lived Excited State Cations in its Keto Form

Modelling Photoionisation in Isocytosine: Potential Formation of Longer‐Lived Excited State Cations in its Keto Form

Modelling Photoionisations in Tautomeric DNA Nucleobase Derivatives 7H-Adenine and 7H-Guanine: Ultrafast Decay and Photostability

Molecular excited state calculations with adaptive wavefunctions on a quantum eigensolver emulation: reducing circuit depth and separating spin states

Modeling multidimensional spectral lineshapes from first principles: application to water-solvated adenine

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Michael A Robb

Graham Worth

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