Using ultrashort electron pulses to measure light-matter interactions in nanophotonic materials
Faster Way to Measure the Electric Field of Light
New method works in ambient air and facilitates a direct measurement of the field waveform
Unfazed by Phase Shifts
A novel type of detector enables the oscillation profile of light waves to be precisely determined
Development of Nano Microscope Awarded
Second award goes to researcher investigating nanoparticles with high-energy X-rays
Peering into Plasma Mirrors
Refined generation of high-intensity attosecond light pulses on solid surfaces
Brief Reflections from a Plasma Mirror
Plasmas consisting of relativistic electrons are used to generate highly intense attosecond laser pulses
Shaping Electron Bunches with Terahertz Light Pulses
Specifically-shaped electron pulses for materials studies in the femtosecond and attosecond range
Molecules Brilliantly Illuminated
A new high-power laser system generates ultrashort pulses covering a large share of the mid-infrared spectrum.
Faster Laser-Based X-Ray Imaging
Using a novel, laser-based X-ray technique, physicists have imaged a bone sample in three dimensions by microtomography within minutes
Attoseconds Break Into Atomic Interior
New laser technology to generate attosecond bursts of high-energy photons of unprecedented intensity