Abstract
The Front Cover shows ammonia molecules adsorbed on an atomically flat platinum surface. An ultra-short laser pulse hits the surface and heats up the metal electron rapidly to several thousand Kelvin within a few 100fs. This high electronic temperature causes a fraction of the ammonia molecules to desorb with hyperthermal velocity from the surface. More information can be found in the Research Article by Kim Pappendorf et al..
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