CRC 951/3: First-Principles Modelling of Ultrafast Charge Transfer at Photo-Excited TMDC/Organic Interfaces (SP B16)

At a glance

Project duration
07/2019  – 06/2023
DFG classification of subject areas

Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics

Funded by

DFG Collaborative Research Centre DFG Collaborative Research CentreDFG Collaborative Research CentreDFG Collaborative Research Centre

Project description

The central goal of this project is the investigation of the ultrafast dynamics of photo-excited charge carriers in hybrid systems formed by MoS2 or WS2 and rylene dyes, adopting first-principles methods based on real-time time-dependent density-functional theory. Specific focus will be dedicated to the role played in the interfacial charge-transfer by electron-vibrational coupling and by the response of a polarizable environment, including substrate-induced screening and near-field enhancement due to plasmonic resonances.

Project head

  • Person

    Prof. Dr. Caterina Cocchi

    • Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
    • Department of Physics

Cooperation partners

  • Cooperation partner
    UniversityGermany

    Free University of Berlin

  • Cooperation partner
    Non-university research institutionGermany

    Fritz Haber Institute of the Max Planck Society

  • Cooperation partner
    Non-university research institutionGermany

    Helmholtz Center for Materials and Energy

  • Cooperation partner
    UniversityGermany

    Technical University of Berlin

  • Cooperation partner
    UniversityGermany

    University of Potsdam