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We welcome Dr. Aleksandra Borek-Dorosz as a post-doc in our group. Aleksandra will be affiliated with the Leibniz-IPHT and the University Hospital in Jena. Before joining the Laboratory for Lightwave Metrology, Aleksandra completed her PhD studies at the Faculty of Chemistry at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland, where she also worked as a post-doc…
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We welcome Tim Schönwald as a physics master’s student at the RPTU Kaiserslautern. Previously, Tim received bachelor’s degrees in business administration & computer science, as well as physics, from the RPTU Kaiserslautern. In the frame of his physics bachelor’s thesis, he constructed, characterized, and frequency stabilized a distributed feedback diode laser system. Tim’s master’s thesis…
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Every year, the Rheinland-Pfälzische Technische Universität (RPTU) offers a lecture series addressing children between 8 and 10 years old. This year, on the 12th of June, Ioachim Pupeza will give a lecture entitled “Wie entsteht Licht?”, on the origins of light. You can find the full program here.
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Two of our PhD students, Aarya and Lakshya, attended the annual doctoral seminar organised by Leibniz-IPHT, at the castle of Dornburg, between 18th and 21st of march. At the seminar, they presented their PhD projects to other doctoral students and project leaders from IPHT and IChF, Warsaw, exchanging research ideas and experiences during their doctorate.…
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Several group members attended the International Congress on Biophotonics in Jena to discuss the latest scientific advances in the field of biophotonics. As part of this conference, Dr. Marinus Huber gave a talk in which he presented the team’s latest advances in infrared-based flow cytometry. The group’s pioneering work seeks to eliminate the need for…
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Last week part of the group attended the 11th workshop on Terahertz Technology and Applications 2024 organized at the Fraunhofer ITWM in Kaiserslautern. The two day workshop consisted of six sessions, one of them a poster session covering different technological advances and applications in the terahertz, i.e. the far infrared, ranging from novel sources and…
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The Laboratory for Lightwave Metrology brings together research groups with different scientific profiles at three institutions in Germany, making it a unique place of synergy and creativity. Our new website lightwavelab.de has gone online and you are invited to browse through our pages!
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In the frame of the 57th edition of the Winter Seminar on Biophysical Chemistry, Molecular Biology and Cybernetics of Cell Functions, taking place in Klosters, Switzerland in January 2024, Ioachim Pupeza will give a talk entitled “Attosecond-precision control over light opens new avenues toward label-free phenotyping of cells”.
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Researchers at the Laboratory for Lightwave Metrology and at Attoworld have achieved the first successful field-resolved spectroscopy (FRS) flow cytometry measurements, marking a significant stride in the realm of cellular and particle analysis. Flow cytometry has long been recognized as a powerful tool for studying individual cells and particles, providing crucial insights into biological and…
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The entire staff at the Laboratory for Lightwave Metrology congratulates Pierre Agostini, Ferenc Krausz and Anne L’Huillier for the Nobel Prize in Physics! We are delighted by this distinct recognition of the impact of the experimental technologies of attosecond physics on our understanding of light and matter and, thereby, on our lives in many ways.…
