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Watch the X-lites Science Talk by Anne L'Huillier!
If you missed the X-lites Science talk by Anne L'Huillier, you may now watch it at the link provided below
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Winners of Optica 3-Year Memberships Announced!
Congratulations to the following students who are winners of a free 3-year membership to Optica! Bryan Orozco Dina Eissa Poulomi Chakraborty Levi Keck Nagananda Krishnarajanagarakrishnamurthy Banaful…
Nobel Laureate comes to Ohio State, Students Invited to Discussion
Come chat with Donna Strickland!
Monday Sept 19th from 1pm-2:30pm Pizza and drinks in the Atrium of the Physics Research Building
The OSU Optica Student Chapter…
NSF funds Ohio State as the epicenter of an international collaboration at the extremes of laser science
NSF funds Ohio State as the epicenter of an international collaboration at the extremes of laser science
The National Science Foundation (NSF) announced the funding of a multi-institution,…
Institute Deputy Director, Robert Baker, Awarded Fulbright Fellowship
Robert Baker, associate professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry and Co-Director of NSF NeXUS, has been awarded a 2022-2023 Fulbright John Von Neumann Distinguished Award in STEM…
Institute Director Interviewed for MIPSE Series on Plasma Physics
The Institute's Director, Dr. Louis DiMauro, was interviewed by University of Michigan students as part of the MIPSE series on Plasma Physics
Watch the interview on the MIPSE website or on YouTube…
3rd Attosecond School Draws Record-High Attendance!
The 3rd Attosecond School, co-organized by The Institute for Optical Science, drew all-time, historically high numbers during it's online session March 21-25, 2022.
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The Institute for Optical Science announces 3rd Attosecond School: March 21-25, 2022
The Institute for Optical Science is pleased to announce the 3rd Attosecond School. The school will happen during March 21-25, 2022. Due to the pandemic, the school will be virtual (online…
OSU researchers use attosecond X-ray pulses to track electron motion in a highly excited quantum state of matter
Less than a millionth of a billionth of a second long, attosecond X-ray pulses allow researchers to peer deep inside molecules and follow electrons as they zip around and ultimately…