Terence E. Rice

Recent evolution of luminescent photoinduced electron transfer sensors. A review

The photoactive supermolecule ‘lumophore–spacer–receptor’ is shown to be capable of considerable tuning and growth to satisfy the requirements of a versatile sensing system.

A small supramolecular system which emulates the unidirectional, path-selective photoinduced electron transfer (PET) of the bacterial photosynthetic reaction centre (PRC)

The singlet excited state of the 4-aminonaphthalimide fluorophore in 1a and 1b directs electron transfer from intramolecular but external amine groups along only one of two available paths.