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Hans Jakob Wörner appointed associate professor at ETH Zurich

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Professor Hans Jakob Wörner (*1981), currently Assistant Professor at ETH Zurich, as Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Hans Jakob Wörner is one of the world's best-known scientists in the field of time-resolved spectroscopy. His award-winning research combines theory and experimentation at the highest level and has revolutionised the measurement of the quantum dynamics of electrons. He has developed very important methods of investigating fast electron processes in chemistry, biology and materials science. By appointing Hans Jakob Wörner as Associate Professor, ETH Zurich keeps a talented scientist with a very promising area of research.
Hans Jakob Wörner will join the NCCR MUST as a full PI in Phase II starting July 2014.


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