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Learn about Auger electron spectroscopy techniques applied to the astrochemical molecule HNCS in this conference talk presented by Dorothee Schaffner from the University of Würzburg and Professor Naomi Ginsberg from the University of California, Berkeley. Explore the fundamental principles of Auger electron spectroscopy and discover how this analytical technique is used to investigate the electronic structure and properties of HNCS, a molecule of significant interest in astrochemistry. Gain insights into the spectroscopic methods used to study molecules found in interstellar environments and understand the connection between laboratory-based electron spectroscopy and astronomical observations. Examine the experimental approaches and data analysis techniques employed in characterizing this important astrochemical species, and learn how such studies contribute to our understanding of molecular processes in space environments.
