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Elsa: A Hat-Trick of Poster Prizes Illuminating Ultrastrong Light-Matter Interactions
Elsa, a PhD student in our physics lab, has secured her third consecutive poster prize with her research on "Ultrastrong Light-Matter Interaction at the Single Element Level." Her work sheds new light on how individual elements interact with light, offering insights crucial for advancements in nanophotonics and quantum technologies!
Jérôme Faist recipient of the Button Award
We're thrilled to announce that Jérôme has been awarded the Kenneth J. Button Award for 2024 by the The International Society of Infrared, Millimeter, and Terahertz Waves (IRMMW-THz) for his significant contributions to our research field. This recognition is a testament to his expertise and dedication. Join us in congratulating our professor for this well-deserved honor. Cheers to continued success and impactful research!
New Research article in Science
Check our new paper about a the unlock of a new paradigm in ring QCLs!
New Research article in Optica published!
The generation of short and intense pulses from mid-infrared semiconductor lasers is one of the outstanding challenges in the field. In our latest work, we demonstrate a simple, yet powerful approach to generate picosecond Watt-level pulses from quantum cascade lasers. The obtained pulses are analyzed at a so far unprecedented temporal resolution shining light on several unique features in the temporal dynamics of quantum cascade lasers. Please click on this news for more information!
Congratulation David!
Our PhD student David Stark got awarded the ETH Pioneer Fellowships for his work on QCSEL. More information and link to the official publication below!