Eglė Bukartė
Research Interest
My research mainly focuses in exploring the light-harvesting and energy transfer in the systems of photosynthetic organisms, as well as understanding the overall energy flow scheme in intact photosynthetic systems, mainly photosynthetic bacteria, using electronic 2D spectroscopy technique.
Current Projects
- Energy flow throughout entire photosynthetic unit of green non-sulfur bacteria Chloroflexus aurantiacus.
- Generation of artificial signals in 2DES during high rep-rate experiments.
Former projects
- Diversity of coherences and origin of electronic transitions of supermolecular nanoring
- An atomistic approach to fluctuations of LH2 transitions energies
- Vibronic coupling in chlorophyll type molecules
- 2D electronic spectroscopy of porphyrin nanorings
Publications
Authors: V. Butkus, J. Alster, E. Bašinskaitė, R. Augulis, P. Neuhaus, L. Valkunas, H.L. Anderson, D. Abramavicius, D. Zigmantas
Journal: J. Phys. Chem. Lett.
Year: 2017
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Title: Vibronic models for nonlinear spectroscopy simulations
Authors: E. Bašinskaitė, V. Butkus, D. Abramavicius, L. Valkunas
Journal: Photosynthesis Research
Year: 2014