Zachary Knepp

Assistant Professor

Alfred University

United States

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Zachary Knepp is an Assistant Professor at Alfred University in the United States. His research areas include excited-state absorption spectra, enzyme characterization, photophysical dynamics, and redox behavior in metal-organic frameworks. He has authored several articles that explore advanced methodologies in molecular systems and photochemical processes.

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Lisa Fredin

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Lehigh University

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Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

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Lehigh University

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Predicting Excited-State Absorption Spectra from Non-Aufbau Configurations

Characterization of a Highly Solvent-Tolerant SGNH Hydrolase Superfamily Lipolytic Enzyme from Sphaerobacter thermophilus

Excited-state methods for molecular systems: Performance, pitfalls, and practical guidance

Intramolecular subtleties in indole azo dyes revealed by multidimensional potential energy surfaces

Steric substitution in phenylazo indoles reveals interplay of steric and electronic effects on photophysical dynamics

Pinning Down Small Populations of Photoinduced Intermediates Using Transient Absorption Spectroscopy and Time-Dependent Density Functional Theory Difference Spectra to Provide Mechanistic Insight into Controlling Pyridine Azo Dynamics with Protons

Acid Violet 3: A Base-Activated Water-Soluble Photoswitch

A-Site Doping to Alter Oxygen Vacancy Diffusion in SrTiO3

Finite-displacement Boltzmann transport theory reveals the detrimental effects of high-frequency normal modes on mobility

Reaction-Type-Dependent Behavior of Redox-Hopping in MOFs─Does Charge Transport Have a Preferred Direction?

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Lisa Fredin

Amanda Morris

Elizabeth R. Young

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