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Professor of Chemical Physics, Faculty of Science
Katharine Reid obtained her B.Sc. (1986) and Ph.D. (1989) in Chemical Physics from the University of Sussex, UK. She then spent two years as an SERC/NATO Fellow with Professor Richard Zare at Stanford University, USA. Professor Reid returned to an EPSRC Advanced Fellowship at the University of Nottingham in 1992. She was appointed to a permanent academic position in 1995, a Readership in 2002, and a Professorship in 2007.
The use of laser photoelectron spectroscopy and time-resolved ultrafast photoelectron spectroscopy to learn about the dynamics of excited state molecules. Most experiments are conducted using… read more
The use of laser photoelectron spectroscopy and time-resolved ultrafast photoelectron spectroscopy to learn about the dynamics of excited state molecules. Most experiments are conducted using velocity-map imaging which enables us to also monitor photoelectron angular distributions which can also contain important dynamical information. We are interested in the manipulation of laser polarization as a tool by which to uncover dynamical information. We are also interested in the development of theoretical models through which our experimental data can be interpreted.
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