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  • 2019-June-3

Excellent Researcher Award

Tamás Szidarovszky, a researcher of KKRK has received the "Excellent Researcher of the Institute of Chemistry, Eötvös Loránd University" award. The annual prize is awarded to a scientist of the institute, who demonstrated outstanding scientific results in the preceding year. The two publications of KKRK forming the basis of the 2019 award are titled "Direct signatures of light-induced conical intersections on the field-dressed spectrum of Na2

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  • 2019-May-30

In the FameLab finals

Tamás Szidarovszky, a researcher of KKRK has reached the finals of FameLab Hungary. FameLab is a global science communication competition, in which participants have three minutes to present a scientific topic of their choice to the judges and audience. The presentation of Tamás was about the physics of drums, and can be seen

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  • 2019-January-10

Publication highlighted by Editors

A research article co-authored by two members of KKRK has
been chosen to be promoted as an Editor’s Pick in the Journal of Chemical Physics. The article titled “Controlling tunneling in ammonia isotopomers” reports the first full-dimensional rotational-vibrational investigation of the coherent inhibition and enhancement of tunneling in ammonia isotopomers by laser fields.
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  • 2018-October-30

Publication in the Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters (JPCL)

As a result of a joint research project between KKRK and scientists at the University of Debrecen, a paper titled "Conical intersections induced by quantum light: field-dressed spectra from the weak to the ultrastrong coupling regimes" was published in the prestigious journal of JPCL. The published article contains the theoretical framework for computing the absorption and stimulated emission spectrum of molecules dressed by the quantized radiation field of a microscopic cavity. ...

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  • 2018-September-25

Publication among top 10 most read papers of JPCRD

A research article co-authored by members of KKRK is among the top 10 most read papers of The Journal of Physical Chemistry Reference Data in 2018. The paper demonstrates state-of-the-art determination of thermochemical functions for heavy water and its substituent isotopologues. The accurate data published can be used to predict the gas-phase thermodynamic properties of heavy water at very low, or elevated temperatures. ...

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