PCCP themed issue: Hydrogen Bonding in Electronically Excited States
Guest Editors: Guang-Jiu Zhao and Ke-Li Han
(Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, China)
PCCP is delighted to announce the high-profile themed issue ‘Hydrogen Bonding in Electronically Excited States’. It is our pleasure to invite you to submit to this themed issue.
The themed issue will be published in PCCP in 2012 and will be displayed at relevant international conferences in summer 2012 to maximise the visibility of the work published.
Deadline for Submissions: 05 December 2011
The hydrogen bonding has been recognized as one subject of contemporary research interests due to its prevalence and fundamental importance in various branches of science in the past century. To complement the recently published PCCP themed issue on ‘Weak Hydrogen Bonds – Strong Effects’, Guest Edited by Wouter Herrebout (University of Antwerp) and Martin Suhm (University of Göttingen, this themed issue will focus on hydrogen bonding in electronically excited states, which are play an increasingly important role in many photo-physical processes and photochemical reactions.
This themed intends to collect the state-of-the-art contributions from a large number of top scientists in the field throughout the world, including the themes;
- excited-state hydrogen bonding structure and dynamics in gas phase and condensed phase
- influences of excited-state hydrogen bonding on various important photo-physical processes and photochemical reactionsas
- applications of excited-state hydrogen bonding in the vital fields such as fluorescent probes, light-driven molecular machines, optoelectronic functional materials and artificial photosynthesis.
Manuscripts can be submitted in any reasonable format using our online submissions service. Submissions should be high quality manuscripts of original, unpublished research. Please indicate upon submission that your manuscript is intended for this themed issue.
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View the PCCP themed issue on ‘Weak Hydrogen Bonds – Strong Effects’
