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Abstract Timing the photoionization process reveals electron motion through the molecular potential and the interplay between electronic and nuclear dynamics. Here we show, using attosecond interferometry with high energy resolution, that photoionization delays in nitric oxide depend on the electronic state and vibrational level of the molecular ion. We observe significant delays among channels leading to different electronic states, in agreement with scattering calculations.
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