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Playlists aimed at the general public: 
In conversation with Professor Donna Strickland
She was at UCL for the 2023 Massey lecture, which we organized, and agreed to be interviewed for our YouTube channel. ​​Professor Donna Strickland speaks about winning the Nobel Prize, her research thereafter, lasers, our research field, women in science and more.

Video 0: Teaser
Video 1:  On  winning the Nobel Prize. 
Video 2: On society, women, being a feminist icon, and lasers in the media.
Video 3: Her field of research and her perspective on science, in particular how things have evolved, for better and/or for worse. 
Video 4: Her research after the Nobel Prize.

Thanks to Henry Bennie (UCL Quantum) for performing the interview and to Diana Ursu (UCL media team) for the editing). ​
Meet the Physicist


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This playlist is aimed at a broad audience in addition to the attoscience community and contains short interviews with our peers. With this, we hope to provide insight into who we are and what we do. We have asked our interviewees the following questions (and variations thereof):
1) Tell us a bit about yourself & your science
2) How did you end up doing attosecond physics and why do you find it exciting?
3) How do you see the field evolving?
4) Is there a message you would like to share with our audience?
All the video content from the Quantum Battles conference, in its 2020 and 2023 editions,  is posted to our YouTube channel, including contributed clips, and (after the conference) the talks and battles. We also have dedicated playlists for contributed clips, and the Atto Fridays seminar series. 

Statement about copyright: Our YouTube channel  is educational and not monetized, so we are operating under the "fair dealing" circumstances, provided the points below are observed. 
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  • You need to credit the authors and source of each figure.
  • Each figure is directly relevant to the arguments of the presentation in which it appears
  • You are not reproducing more of someone's work than justified by the context
The "fair dealing" test is mainly a question of whether you could be damaging the interests of the copyright owner, for example by offering a competing product or treating their work in a derogatory manner. Reproducing a single figure from a paper would not usually be a problem as long as it is cited correctly. So relying on the Section 30(1ZA) exception is a possibility, but you (or the author) would need need to take a view on each case. The alternative is to seek permission. One factor to bear in mind is that by streaming on YouTube you are making the work available to a very large potential audience but you could still be covered by the exception.

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