Attosecond Science
Real time observation of electron dynamics in matter
We develop advanced attosecond technologies to investigate the light-activated dynamics of matter with extreme time resolution. In particular, the main goal of our research is to track and ideally control the electronic motion in systems of increasing complexity, from simple molecules to biochemically relevant molecules and nanoparticles.
Recent highlights
Charge migration in photo-ionized aromatic amino acids
01 April 2019
New publication in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A
Researchers generate the shortest ultraviolet laser pulse ever
15 March 2019
New publication in Optics Letters from our group
New publication in Nature Review Physics
19 February 2019
Seven scientists share their views on some of the latest developments in attosecond science and X-ray free electron lasers (XFELs) and highlight exciting new directions.
New publication in Nature Photonics
25 January 2019
Double-blind holography of attosecond pulses
New publication in The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters
25 September 2018
Ultrafast Hydrogen Migration in Photoionized Glycine