Introduction
Dr. Heike Arnolds leads the Nonlinear Optics Lab at the University of Liverpool. After an MSc on high-temperature superconductors in Oxford and her doctorate on Fourier Transform NMR on surfaces at the Department of Physics, Phillips-Universität Marburg, she started research in ultrafast surface dynamics and sum frequency spectroscopy as a postdoc at the Department of Chemistry, University of Cambridge. She gained an EPSRC Advanced Research Fellowship to work on plasmon-enhanced photochemistry before moving to the University of Liverpool as lecturer in the Department of Chemistry.
Research expertise- nonlinear optical spectroscopy
- sum frequency generation
- femtosecond pump-probe spectroscopy
- UHV surface science
- finite-element modeling
- May 2012 - 65th IUVSTA workshop, "Probing solid-liquid interfaces with nonlinear optical spectroscopy"
- June 2012 - RSC meeting on Translation and Application of Analytical Biosciences,"Probing biomolecules at interfaces with nonlinear optical spectroscopy"
- September 2012 - Vibrations at Surfaces 14, "Ultrafast sum frequency generation - detecting transient ions at surfaces "
- September 2013 - 19th International Vacuum Congress, "Probing solid-liquid interfaces with nonlinear optical spectroscopy"
- H. Arnolds, "Vibrational Dynamics of adsorbates - Quo vadis?" Progress in Surface Science 86 (2011) 1
- H.Arnolds, M. Bonn, "Ultrafast Surface Vibrational Dynamics" Surface Science Reports 65 (2010) 45
- F. Thibault-Starzyk, E. Seguin, M. Daturi, H.Arnolds, D. A. King, "Real-Time Infrared Detection of Cyanide Flip on Silver-Alumina NOx Removal Catalyst" Science 324 (2009) 1048
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