Minjung Son

@minjungson.bsky.social

Assistant professor of chemistry @bostonu.bsky.social. I shoot lasers at living and non-living things. www.msonlab.com

“A lot of what we do really comes down to understanding how energy and charge move around at the nanoscale,” says Minjung Son, professor of chemistry. Son’s research focuses on understanding photophysical processes that govern the movement of energy. Read more: https://bit.ly/4gw5QqM

Exploring Emerging Photophysical Phenomena | Spectroscopy Online

Minjung Son, an assistant professor of chemistry at Boston University, and her group is developing nanomaterials and polaritons, which is important for energy conversion technologies.

bit.ly

New paper from the group! In collab. with Huimin Cheng in the Biostatistics Department, we report a smart sampling strategy that reconstructs ultrafast spectroscopy data using less than 1% of the measurements normally required. Read here @aip-publishing.bsky.social: pubs.aip.org/aip/jcp/arti...

Transfer-learning enhanced adaptive sampling for accelerating ultrafast spectroscopy

Ultrafast transient absorption (TA) spectroscopy is a versatile tool for probing photoinduced dynamics in complex materials, but it often requires dense tempora

pubs.aip.org