Photopolymers as a powerful tool in modern technology

Articles in the same Issue

1. Plenary and Invited Lectures Presented at the Fifteenth IUPAC Symposium on Photochemistry
2. Preface
3. What can electron impact spectroscopy offer to photochemistry? Triplet states, negative ions and intramolecular electron transfer
4. Comprehensive investigation of the solution photophysics and theoretical aspects of oligothiophenes of 1-7 rings
5. Following reaction paths in organic photochemistry: The special role of surface crossings
6. Photopolymers as a powerful tool in modern technology
7. Photorefractive polymers - A status report
8. Mercury-photosensitized reactions
9. Photoinduced atom-transfer reactions between transition-metal centres
10. Low barrier isomerization processes in radical cations
11. Photochemistry of conjugated trienes: Vitamin D revisited
12. Laser flash photolysis studies of the reactivity of styrene radical cations
13. Spectroscopic and electrochemical analyses of electron transfer and mass transfer across the microdroplet/solution interface
14. Integrated optics for the characterization of photoreactive organic thin films
15. Mechanistic aspects of the photochemistry of [CpM(η6-arene)]+ complexes of Fe, Ru and Os
16. Excited states and electron transfer reactions of fullerenes
17. Photochemical activation of distal chromophores by antenna substituents in polyfunctional molecules
18. The photochemistry of sensitisers for photodynamic therapy
19. Solvent effects on intermolecular electron transfer processes
20. Lanthanide complexes of encapsulating ligands: Luminescent devices at the molecular level
21. Photoinduced electron transfer in organic synthesis: Application to alkaloids
22. On the molecular mechanisms of the rapid and slow solar-to-electric energy storage processes by the other natural photosynthetic system, bacteriorhodopsin
23. Excited-state probing of associative and covalent macromolecules
24. Spin-orbit coupling controlled spin chemistry of Ru(bpy)32+ photooxidation: Detection of strong viscosity dependence of in-cage backward electron transfer rate
25. Electroluminescence from single layer molecularly doped polymer films
26. DNA, sunlight and skin cancer
27. Spectral hole burning: Spontaneous and photoinduced tunneling reactions in low temperature solids
28. Supramolecular organic and inorganic photochemistry: Radical pair recombination in micelles, electron transfer on starburst dendrimers, and the use of DNA as a molecular wire
29. Photochemistry in LB films and its application to molecular switching devices