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Room: Seminar Room

Quantum Science and Technologies using Ultracold Molecules

Ultracold molecules have a wide range of applications in quantum science and technologies spanning from fundamental physics to quantum computing and quantum chemistry, and this has sparked great interest in laser cooling of molecules. [more]

TH-Seminar: Prof. Dominik Bucher

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Low energy electron emission from charge exchange of slow highly charged ions with solid surfaces

The interaction of slow ions with condensed matter leads to the emission of electrons with energies typically well below 20eV. [more]

MP Department Seminar by Jana Roithova

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MP Department Seminar by Marissa L. Weichmann

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TH-Seminar: Prof. Julia Westermayr

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MP Department Seminar by Christopher Ho

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Tabletop transient NEXAFS spectroscopy with a laser-produced plasma source

Laboratory-based laser-produced plasma (lpp) soft X-ray sources achieve high brightness and stability in the EUV and XUV range. With emission energies beyond 1.6 keV and stable operating times in the range of hours, they already offer numerous experimental possibilities that are independent and supplemental to investigations at large scale facilities. [more]

Using MRI to Map the Brain

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MP Department Seminar by Carlos Sias

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