Marie Erskov Krogh

Marie Erskov Krogh serves as an Instructor in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Science. Her research focuses on photochemistry and molecular photoswitches, with recent publications exploring advanced switching mechanisms and red-absorbing compounds.

Her primary research areas include Photochemistry, Molecular Switches, Organic Chemistry, and Materials Chemistry. She investigates dihydroazulene-spiropyran dyads and donor-acceptor stenhouse adducts to develop robust photoswitches for materials science applications, emphasizing path-dependent switching behaviors and spectral range expansion.

Recent publications (2024-2025) demonstrate a clear trend toward multi-state switching systems and red-region absorption optimization, highlighting her contributions to extending photoswitch functionality and refining photoactivity rules in synthetic chemistry.