Junior Research Fellow, Trinity College
PhD Supervisor: Prof Richard Friend
Optoelectronics Group
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Biography:
Bachelor in Physical Chemistry from University of Otago, New Zealand.
PhD, Optoelectronics Group, Cavendish Laboratory.
Research Interests
Hannah currently works on using super-resolution microscopy techniques to study emitters in 2-dimensional materials, in collaboration with the Department of Chemistry and Department of Engineering.
During her PhD Hannah used ultrafast spectroscopies to investigate the photophysical properties of organic semiconductors. During her PhD she has worked on understanding the mechanism of singlet exciton fission in solution and the solid state.
Collaborators
Key Publications
Spectrally Resolved Photodynamics of Individual Emitters in Large-Area Monolayers of Hexagonal Boron Nitride.
Stern, H.L, Wang R, Fan Y, Mizuta R, Stewart J.C, Needham L.M, Roberts T.D, Wai R, Ginsberg N.S, Klenerman D, Hofmann S, Lee S.F.
ACS Nano (2019), 13(4), 4538-4547.
Vibronically coherent ultrafast triplet-pair formation and subsequent thermally activated dissociation control efficient endothermic singlet fission.
Nature Chemistry (2017), 9, 1205-1212.
Identification of a triplet pair intermediate in singlet exciton fission in solution.
Stern H.L, Musser A.J, Gelinas S, Parkinson P, Herz L, Bruzek M, Anthony J, Friend R.H, Walker B.
PNAS (2015). DOI:10.1073/pnas.1503471112
Singlet Exciton Fission in Solution.
Stern H.L, Musser A.J, Friend R.H
RSC Photochemistry (2015) DOI:10.1039/9781782622772-00270