Peer review and service
Reviewing, and contributions to the research community
I review manuscripts in physical chemistry, spectroscopy and ultrafast dynamics, and have contributed to the running of shared spectroscopy facilities and seminar series at the institutions where I have worked.
On how this page is compiled. Reviewing activity is listed only where a certificate or a journal's own reviewer record explicitly documents it, and review counts come from those documents rather than from any tally of my own. Where no count is documented, the journal is listed without one.
Nothing here identifies a manuscript, an author, an editorial decision or the content of a review. Those are confidential, and remain so.
- Journals reviewed for
- 2
- Documented reviews
- 2 Certificate or journal record
- Publishers
- 2 Wiley-VCH, AIP Publishing
- Years active
- 2021– First documented review 2021
Journal peer review
Journal peer review
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Angewandte Chemie
Wiley-VCH / German Chemical Society
- Physical chemistry
- Spectroscopy
Evidence: Reviewer certificate issued by the Editors-in-Chief, dated 30 March 2025, stating one manuscript reviewed in 2024.
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The Journal of Chemical Physics
AIP Publishing
Reviewed an original manuscript and its subsequent revision, in the area of multidimensional electronic spectroscopy of vibrational coherence.
- Ultrafast spectroscopy
- Vibrational and electronic dynamics
Evidence: Reviewer dashboard record showing one manuscript reviewed in 2021, together with its revision.
Institutional service
Institutional service
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Center for Molecular Spectroscopy and Dynamics, Korea University
Contributed to the running of the centre's ultrafast spectroscopy laboratories during a research professorship, including instrument maintenance, method development shared across projects, and day-to-day guidance of graduate students working on the shared 2D IR spectrometers.
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Department of Spectroscopy, Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science
Presented in the departmental physical chemistry and spectroscopy seminar series on two occasions during doctoral study, and supported the running of the series.