Interatomic or intermolecular Coulombic decay (ICD) is a nonlocal electronic decay
mechanism occurring in weakly bound matter. In an ICD process, energy released by …

Cell and gene damage caused by ionizing radiation has been studied for many years. It is
accepted that DNA lesions (single-and double-strand breaks, for example) are induced by …

Much effort has been devoted to describing qualitatively and quantitatively electron
scattering processes due to their ever-increasing importance in many industrial and medical …

Non-covalently bound aromatic systems are ubiquitous and govern the physicochemical
properties of various organic materials. They are important to many phenomena of biological …

Electron collisions with atoms, ions, molecules, and surfaces are critically important to the
understanding and modeling of low-temperature plasmas (LTPs), and so in the development …

Intermolecular interactions involving aromatic rings are ubiquitous in biochemistry and they
govern the properties of many organic materials. Nevertheless, our understanding of the …

While matter is irradiated with highly-energetic particles, it may become chemically modified.
Thereby, the reactions of free low-energy electrons (LEEs) formed as secondary particles …

Low-energy electron-induced reactions in hydrated molecular complexes are important in
various fields ranging from the Earth's environment to radiobiological processes including …

Ionization and subsequent isomerization of organic molecules has been suggested as an
important source of trihydrogen H 3+ cations in outer space. The high interest in such …

Hydrogen bonds are ubiquitous in nature and of fundamental importance to the chemical
and physical properties of molecular systems in the condensed phase. Nevertheless, our …