Dissociative electron attachment (DEA) processes occur in many important applied contexts,
particularly gas discharges, plasmas, biological systems, and astrophysical environments. In …

Gas-phase anions present an ideal playground for the exploration of excited-state dynamics.
They offer control in terms of the mass, extent of solvation, internal temperature, and …

When high-energy radiation passes through aqueous material, low-energy electrons are
produced which cause DNA damage. Electronic states of anionic nucleobases have been …

Electronic resonances commonly decay via internal conversion to vibrationally hot anions
and subsequent statistical electron emission. We observed vibrational structure in such an …

Even though there is a critical dipole moment required to support a dipole-bound state
(DBS), how molecular polarizability may influence the formation of DBSs is not well …

Iodide–nucleobase (I−· N) clusters studied by time-resolved photoelectron spectroscopy
(TRPES) are an opportune model system for examining radiative damage of DNA induced …

Nonvalence states of neutral molecules (Rydberg states) play important roles in
nonadiabatic dynamics of excited states. In anions, such nonadiabatic transitions between …

The reaction of low-energy electrons with neutral molecules to form anions plays an
important role in chemistry, being involved in, for example, various biological and …

Nonvalence bound state (NBS) is a unique anionic state where an excess electron is loosely
bound to a neutral molecule in long-range potentials. Since Fermi and Teller first proposed …

Resonances in polyaromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) anions are key intermediates in a number
of processes such as electron transfer in organic electronics and electron attachment in the …