Time-Resolved Spectroscopy in Complex Liquids introduces the experimental researchers, the "screwdriver scientists", to state-of-the-art techniques in the study of the dynamics of complex liquids. The book's contributors concentrate on time-resolved optical spectroscopy, which recently produced many relevant results and new information about complex liquids. This is an emerging topic of soft-matter science, studying the innovative phenomena appearing in molecular liquids when a process of strong intermolecular interaction takes place. The contributors stress the experimental aspects, even the simple ones. This book succeeds in the full description of the "experimental procedure", overcoming the often-occurring break between "introduction" and the "results discussion".