Laboratories
To understand the phenomena of our interest, we make use of short pulses of light, from THz frequencies to X-rays, using laboratory-scale sources, various synchrotron facilities and Free-Electron Lasers.
Our home laboratories:
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Hamburg Lab
Currently we have two labs from which one is equipped with three and the other with two tabletop sources which are constantly used for various pump-probe experiments in the THz, infrared and visible spectrum and in the femtosecond timescale. Aditional lab space in the new CFEL building will be available soon.
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Generation of carrier-envelope phase-stabilized pulses in the mid-IR
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In our lab the generation of few optical cycle in the MIR spectral range is achieved by Difference Frequency Generation between two ultrashort infrared pulses ...
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XUV sources:
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Artemis
at Rutherford-Appleton Laboratory
An ultrafast soft x-ray science facility based on high repetition rate, few optical cycle tuneable laser sources and ultra-fast XUV pulses, produced through high harmonic generation.
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Synchrotron sources:
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Diamond Light Source
in South Oxfordshire
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BESSY II
in Berlin-Adlershof
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Free-Electron Laser:
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FLASH
at DESY in Hamburg
FLASH is a high-gain free-electron laser (FEL) which achieves laser amplification and saturation within a single pass of the electron bunch through an undulator. It offerss ultra-short X-ray pulses in the femtosecond range.
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FELBE
in Dresden
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