In 1998, David Jonas measured the phase of femtosecond nonlinear optical signals and used that measurement to demonstrate the first femtosecond analogs of two-dimensional Fourier transform NMR, thus founding the…

The intersection of data science and catalysis is unlocking new frontiers in both fundamental research and industrial applications. We are excited to announce a Special Issue in the Journal of…

Abraham Nitzan, the Donner Professor of Physical Sciences at the University of Pennsylvania and Emeritus Professor at Tel Aviv University, has made seminal contributions to theoretical chemistry. His pioneering research…

Life arises from dynamic biomolecular behavior, often far from equilibrium. Optical methods offer unparalleled insights into such processes, capturing molecular rearrangements at compatible spatiotemporal scales. This special issue explores recent…

Michele Parrinello is one of the most celebrated and influential researchers in the field of molecular simulations. Over the last four decades, he has introduced many groundbreaking simulation methodologies which…

The goal of this special issue is to address simulation, modeling and experimental approaches related to the study of complex systems where hydrodynamics and/or thermal fluctuations play a significant role.…

Annabella Selloni has, throughout her long and productive career, made significant contributions as a renowned theoretical chemical physicist, particularly recognized for her pioneering role in advancing modern atomistic understanding of…

Yijing Yan is a professor in the Department of Chemical Physics at the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC), renowned for his work in quantum dynamics in condensed…

Announcing the 2025 Emerging Investigators Collection and Awards! The Journal of Chemical Physics is committed to recognizing the excellent work of early career investigators. We are therefore proud to open…