Alice Green

Alice Green is a researcher at The University of Edinburgh, affiliated with the School of Chemistry. Her research focuses on photochemistry, ultrafast spectroscopy, and gas-phase reaction dynamics, with an emphasis on atmospheric relevance. She utilizes state-of-the-art experimental techniques, including ultrafast optical and X-ray laser technologies, to investigate the dynamics of photochemical reactions. Her work includes collaborations at international free-electron laser facilities. Green's research is complemented by laboratory-based studies conducted at her institution. She is based in Room 262, Joseph Black Building, Edinburgh.

Alice E Green is a researcher in the School of Chemistry at the University of Edinburgh, specializing in spectroscopic studies of gas-phase reactions and metal cluster chemistry. Her work focuses on understanding the interaction of molecules with metal clusters and ions, particularly through infrared and X-ray spectroscopy techniques. Green's research explores the activation of small molecules like CO2, nitrous oxide, and OCS on metal clusters, as well as the dynamics of chemical reactions under ultrafast conditions. Her studies provide insights into the mechanisms of reactivity, bonding, and structural changes in complex systems.