November 2019

5 total

26NOV 2019
News
SFB 953 renewed!
The Collaborative Research Centre 953 “Synthetic Carbon Allotropes” may enter the third and final round, as the DFG has just decided. We are very much looking forward to further highly interesting years with our colleagues from chemistry, physics and materials science.
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22NOV 2019
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Master student receives scholarship for ISNTT 2019
Our Master student Leon Brückner was selected to take part in the International School and Symposium on Nanoscale Transport and phoTonics (ISNTT) 2019, which takes place this November in Atsugi, Japan. Thanks to a generous scholarship by the Japanese telecommunications company NTT he is able to fly there, take part in tutorials and present the […]
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12NOV 2019
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Max Planck School for Photonics: apply now!
If you are interested in a master’s degree or a doctorate in photonics, apply now or by 15 December: https://www.maxplanckschools.de/23572/application We are also part of the Max Planck School for Photonics, but do currently not offer any topic there because two of our team members are already school members. If you are interested in the […]
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06NOV 2019
News
Attoseconds short electron pulse train from laser particle accelerator – accepted in PRL
By carefully controlling the interaction between ultrashort laser pulses and free electrons, we show in this letter that we can create ultrashort electron packets of a duration of just 300 attoseconds. Even for physicists, 300 attosecond is an extremely short time span: it equals the time it takes light to travel across a small virus. […]
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06NOV 2019
News
SEM competition at Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology
Dr. Peyman Yousefi won the SEM competition at Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology with a scanning electron micrograph of structure for laser-driven electron acceleration on a chip. The competition is based on intricacy, function and sheer beauty of the images. Congratulations!
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