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University of Cambridge > Talks.cam > Physical Chemistry Research Interest Group > Single-Molecule Spectroscopy with Catalysts, Conductive Polymers, and Optical Microresonators
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If you have a question about this talk, please contact hk457. Measurements on individual molecules have revolutionized how chemists can perceive molecular properties and dynamics, yet single-molecule techniques can only be applied with considerable experimental constraints. The Goldsmith group develops new tools through chemical synthesis, micro and nanophotonics, and microfluidics that allow single-molecule techniques to be applied in previously inaccessible scenarios and enable new measurements. I will discuss recent measurements on the initiation of individual organometallic catalysts, observation of single-molecule binding dynamics at millimolar concentrations, detecting the heat dissipated from molecules using optical microresonators, hybrid photonic-plasmonic systems, and spectroscopy on individual conductive polymer molecules. This talk is part of the Physical Chemistry Research Interest Group series. This talk is included in these lists:
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