Studying the intermolecular interactions of a solvent (typically water) with dissolved molecules. 2020-11-02T14:32:03+01:00 urn:syndication:6ad85cc54ac2447690b28a969e170d11 https://www.laserlab-europe.eu/logo.png https://www.laserlab-europe.eu/favicon.ico plone urn:syndication:f42707e72185c88fd422afe6330c6282

The CLF offers access to five unique laser facilities for multi-disciplinary research. VULCAN operates two target areas: a high energy 1 PW capability and a synchronised 100 TW & 2 kJ/ns capability, both with very flexible configurations for research in high energy density science. GEMINI offers a unique synchronised dual beam capability with 0.5 PW beams operating at one shot every 20 seconds, focussing on plasma accelerators and the generation and application of secondary sources. ARTEMIS has three beamlines utilising HHG, at 1 kHz/800 nm/200 eV and 100 kHz/1700 nm/1 keV (due online shortly), with a wide suite of end stations for pump-probe experiments in ultrafast XUV science. ULTRA is an ultrafast pump-probe laser spectroscopy facility, combining laser, detector and sample manipulation technology to probe ultrafast molecular dynamics. OCTOPUS: a suite of imaging and laser trapping capabilities, such as super-resolution (including cryogenic), confocal, and light sheet microscopy, single molecule imaging/tracking, and focused ion beam SEM.

michel 2024-08-29T15:47:10+01:00 2024-08-29T15:47:10+01:00 urn:syndication:9f1214fd9e974bc59f65c4ca2b535c7b

LACUS offers various instruments for the investigation of matter (molecules, solutions, proteins, solids and nanosystems) in out-of-equilibrium conditions. Our instruments cover a broad range of observables, ranging from spectroscopic probes in the UV-visible range to electron diffraction and imaging in various sample environments, and covering a temporal range from femtoseconds to nanoseconds.

michel 2020-03-06T10:31:00+01:00 2022-03-21T14:46:40+01:00 urn:syndication:2d38efe5213c1e4299ceaf4c89e2f7ba

LENS, the European Laboratory for Non-Linear Spectroscopy, is a center of excellence at the University of Florence. Research interests include photonics, biophysics, chemistry and atomic physics. Three different main research areas (BIOPHOTONICS, PHOTONIC MATERIALS, ATOMIC PHYSICS) and more than twenty research topics, corresponding to active laboratories, are presently running.

michel 2022-03-21T14:46:49+01:00 2022-03-21T14:46:49+01:00 urn:syndication:307c50e2b7f2ec831eeba9598940b94a

MBI conducts basic research in nonlinear optics, ultrafast dynamics, the interaction of matter with laser light, and into the resulting applications. It develops and utilizes ultrashort and ultrafast lasers and laser-based short-pulse light sources in a wide spectral range in conjunction with nonlinear spectroscopy methods, as well as combining lasers with x-ray pulses from free electron lasers and synchrotrons.

michel 2022-03-21T14:47:55+01:00 2022-03-21T14:47:55+01:00