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Simulating the coupled electronic and nuclear response of a molecule to light excitation requires the application of nonadiabatic molecular dynamics. However, when faced with a specific photophysical or photochemical problem, selecting the most suitable th ...
With the advancement of high harmonic generation and X-ray free-electron lasers (XFELs) to the attosecond domain, the studies of the ultrafast electron and spin dynamics became possible. Yet, the methods for efficient control and measurement of the quantum ...
Over the past decade, computational atomistic modeling, driven by machine learning (ML), has become indispensable to scientific endeavors, improving our understanding and accelerating the search for compounds with enhanced properties. Traditional atomistic ...