Today we are witnessing the electric–dipole revolution in chiral measurements. Here we
reflect on its lessons and outcomes, such as the perspective on chiral measurements using …

Photoelectron circular dichroism, or PECD, an intense forward–backward asymmetry with
respect to the light's propagation axis observed in the photoelectron angular distribution …

Light is a very powerful and precise tool, allowing us to control, shape, and create new
phases of matter. In such tasks, the magnetic component of a light wave is essential in …

Chiral molecules that are non-superimposable mirror images of each other, known as
enantiomers, have identical chemical and physical properties unless they interact with …

We propose and numerically demonstrate a new chiral spectroscopy method that is based
on a universal system-independent mechanism of dynamical symmetry breaking in high …

In this Perspective we discuss photoelectron circular dichroism (PECD), a relatively novel
technique that can detect chiral molecules with high sensitivity. PECD has an enantiomeric …

Structured light, which exhibits nontrivial intensity, phase, and polarization patterns in space,
has key applications ranging from imaging and 3D micromanipulation to classical and …

Here, we provide a detailed account of novel experiments employing electron-ion
coincidence imaging to discriminate chiral molecules. The full three-dimensional angular …

Electron–nuclei coupling accompanying excitation and relaxation processes is a fascinating
phenomenon in molecular dynamics. A striking and unexpected example of such coupling is …

Photoelectron circular dichroism (PECD) manifests itself as an intense forward/backward
asymmetry in the angular distribution of photoelectrons produced from randomly-oriented …