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NCCR MUST at Scientifica 2021Dr. Laura Cattaneo, Keller Group, ETH Zurich
Postdoc
Research: My research project will mainly focus on the investigation of electron dynamics with attosecond time resolution in atoms and more complex molecular systems.
This extremely fast and unprecedented time-resolution is achieved by using a compact XUV attosecond beam-line, which generates trains and isolated attosecond pulses with a 3D momentum imaging spectrometer (COLTRIMS) in a two color pump-probe (XUV-IR) experiments.
My work will cover a broad range of topics spanning from the generation of femtosecond and attosecond pulses to molecular dynamics and coincidence measurements with advanced electron and ion spectrometers.
CV Laura Cattaneo
Contact details
Postdoc
Research: My research project will mainly focus on the investigation of electron dynamics with attosecond time resolution in atoms and more complex molecular systems.
This extremely fast and unprecedented time-resolution is achieved by using a compact XUV attosecond beam-line, which generates trains and isolated attosecond pulses with a 3D momentum imaging spectrometer (COLTRIMS) in a two color pump-probe (XUV-IR) experiments.
My work will cover a broad range of topics spanning from the generation of femtosecond and attosecond pulses to molecular dynamics and coincidence measurements with advanced electron and ion spectrometers.
CV Laura CattaneoContact details
