Alicia Palacios
Associate Professor
Laser-induced attosecond electron dynamics on atoms and molecules. Theory/HPC.
Our group is focused on the theoretical study of the dynamics in isolated quantum systems; from the smallest, such as in the interaction of atoms or small molecules with ultrashort laser pulses, to medium-sized systems, such as fullerenes, or extended systems, as in the interaction of molecules with metallic surfaces.
Our aim is to produce theoretical predictions and interpretations that can lead to a better understanding of these systems, following closely the experimental findings, as well as to propose new experimental situations. For that we use state-of-the-art theoretical tools, both home-made and standard: from full-dimensional grid calculations for the hydrogen molecular ion to density functional theory for fullerenes on metallic surfaces.
Prof. Fernando Martín García
Principal investigator and project coordinator. Leader of the computational modelling group.
Dr. Juan Cabanillas Gonzalez
Senior Researcher
Pump-probe spectroscopy in donor-acceptor molecular systems
Luis Bañares
Full Professor
Attosecond spectroscopy in the gas phase.
Jesús González Vázquez
Assistant Professor
Simulation of semiclassical dynamics with multiconfigurational methods.
Dr. Roger Bello
Postdoctoral researcher
Simulating the interaction of femtosecond and attosecond pulses of UV and X-ray radiation with molecules.
Gilbert Grell
Postdoctoral Researcher
Simulating charge migration dynamics after ionization with attosecond pulses
Vicent J. Borràs
PhD student
Ultrafast phenomena in molecules
Francisco Fernández
PhD student
Modelling of coupled electron-nuclear dynamics in the gas phase
Celso Manuel González Collado
PhD student
Calculation of photoionization cross sections
Jorge Delgado Guerrero
PhD Student
Attosecond spectroscopy of small organic molecules
Juan Reino González
PhD student
Modelling of nuclear and electronic dynamics in excited molecular systems in gas phase.