Computational Photochemistry and Excited-State Dynamics
We develop theoretical and computational methods to investigate the photochemistry of molecular systems in complex environments. Our research combines electronic-structure theory, nonadiabatic dynamics, spectroscopy, and multiscale QM/MM approaches to understand how molecules absorb light, transfer energy, and undergo chemical transformations.
Latest News
The project TACTIK got funded by ANR-DfG in our group!
The project TACTIK got funded in an international collaboration between Germany and France (ANR-DfG), coordinated by my group, together with the groups of Lou Barreau (U. Paris Saclay), Peter Saalfrank (U. Potsdam) and Markus Gühr (DESY), combining X-ray and XUV photoelectron spectroscopies with quantum dynamics to decipher ultrafast intersystem crossing mechanims on aromatic ketones.
Miquel Huix-Rotllant has been elected in the Scientific Board of the French Society of Photobiology
Miquel Huix-Rotllant has been elected in the Scientific board of the French Society of Photobiology (SFPb). SFPb is a scientific association that studies the effects of light and non-ionizing radiation on living organisms.
New grant PHC Star 2027
We have been awarded a new grant PHC Star between my group (CNRS, Aix-Marseille University, France) and the group of Cheol Ho Choi (Kyungpook National University, South Korea) to develop new theories for multiscale modeling in the excited states.
New website layout
We have remade the Huix-Rotllant group website to be cleaner and more responsive. More changes to be made in the future to improve readibility on different devices!