Some talk-related slides are available, and you may wish to download them from our Workshop online programme, directly. Through links at foot, you can download: the final list of participants and the list of poster presentations by participants. - - - In the last years there has been a tremendous progress in the investigation of dynamics of photoinduced electronic excitation in real materials, mainly thanks to developments in experimental techniques, like ultrafast spectroscopy, and in theoretical methods, like many-body perturbation theory and time-dependent density functional theory. Processes of interest include photoabsorption, exciton dynamics, and charge transfer. These issues are of interest for fundamental research, but are also relevant for applications in photovoltaics, optoelectronics, and photocatalysis. Leading experts on both theoretical and experimental research of dynamics of photoinduced electronic excitations will discuss developments and future directions in understanding such dynamics, and its dependence on the materials properties. Speakers: A. BAKULIN, Imperial College S. BARONI, SISSA M. BEARD, NREL J. BLUMBERGER, University College London D. CAHEN, Weizmann Institute of Science G. CERULLO, Politecnico di Milano E. COLLINI, University of Padova C. DRAXL, Humboldt University V. DYAKONOV, University of Wuerzburg R. ERNSTORFER, Fritz Haber Institute D. FAUSTI, Trieste University, and Elettra F. GIUSTINO, Oxford University E.K.U. GROSS, MPI for Microstructure Physics M. KEPENEKIAN, CNRS Rennes L. KRONIK, Weizmann Institute of Science J. LISCHNER, Imperial College S. LOUIE, UC Berkeley E. MOLINARI, University of Modena O. PREZHDO, University of Southern California L. REINING, Ecole Polytechnique S. SARICIFTCI, Johannes Kepler University Linz R. SCHOLZ, TU Dresden K. SIVULA, EPFL M. STRANO, MIT Topics: • Exciton generation, dissociation and recombination • Charge separation and transfer • Carrier relaxation • Redox processes at solid-liquid interfaces • Spectroscopic characterization of excited states • Ultrafast spectroscopy for excitation dynamics • Many-body perturbation theory • Time-dependent density functional theory Workshop secretariat: smr3116@ictp.it