Photochemical Dynamics Group

       Teaching

         Prof. Jacques-E. Moser

	CH-101 Equilibres et réactivité chimiques Cours obligatoire (en français) Public EPFL Bachelor en chimie et génie chimique, semestre Ba1 Résumé Cet enseignement vise l'établissement de bases solides en chimie quantitative. Il introduit en particulier les bases de la thermodynamique régissant les transformations physiques de la matière et les équilibres chimiques. Les premières notions d'électrochimie et de cinétique y sont également présentées. [> page web] [> fiche de cours]		CH-442 Photochemistry I Elective course (in English) Public EPFL Bachelor in chemistry and chemical engineering, semester Ba6 EPFL Master in molecular and biological chemistry, semester Ma2 EPFL Doctoral school Summary This course presents the theoretical bases of electronic spectroscopy and molecular photophysics. The principles of the reactivity of excited states of molecules and solids under irradiation are detailled. The main classes of industrial and natural photochemical processes are finally described. [> webpage] [> course book]

	CH-443 Photochemistry II Elective course (in English) Public EPFL Master in molecular and biological chemistry, semester Ma1 EPFL Doctoral school Summary Following "Photochemistry I", this course introduces the current theoretical models regarding the dynamics of electron transfer. It focuses then on photoredox processes at the surface of solids. Current technological applications, as well as the most recent advances in the field are presented. [> webpage] [> course book]		CH-491 Research project in molecular sciences Elective semester project Public EPFL Master in molecular and biological chemistry, semester Ma2 Summary Short, original research projects in the field of the dynamics of photoinduced interfacial electron transfer will make use in particular of laser transient absorption spectroscopy. Research topics will be chosen amomg the hottest subjects currently studied in the Moser research group. [> description] [> course book]

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