We invite early career researchers (PhD students, advanced MSc students, and postdocs within 1-2 years) to present their work to the AttoFridays community, at 'The ultrafast and curious: 3 x 10^20 attoseconds of physics', a fast-paced, online event featuring 5-minute rapid-fire research talks across attosecond physics, ultrafast optics, laser physics, quantum information science and beyond. Presentations should be aimed at a PhD-level audience across the wider community.
3-3:05: Welcome & introductions 3:05-3:15: Dr. Narayan Kundu (University of Kassel) - "Ultrashort field induced Coulomb explosion imaging to probe absolute Molecular structure of gas and liquids" 3:15-3:25: Dr. Dina Eissa (Indiana University) - "Reconstructing Ionic Amplitudes and Phases Using Strong Field Scattering" 3:25-3:35: Dr. Thomas Rook (University of Oxford) - "Selection Rules for Quantum Optical High-Harmonic Generation" 3:35-3:45: Sebastian Hell (Friedrich Schiller University Jena) - "The Molecular Quantum Eraser - Entanglement and Photoelectron Holography in Dissociative Photoionization" 3:45-3:55: Anika Aynul (University College London) - "Ultrafast quantum gates in light-induced potentials" 3:55-4:05: Ignacio M. Casasús (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) - "Attosecond XUV-XUV Fourier Transform Spectroscopy of Autoionizing Rydberg States in Molecular Nitrogen" 4:05-4:15: Lewis Ross (University College London) - "A density matrix approach to light matter interaction" 4:15-4:30: Voting, thanks and wrap-up
Following the talks, attendees will be invited to vote for their favourite presentation via a Mentimeter poll (details will be provided on the day). Voting should take into account both scientific interest and effective communication. The speaker receiving the most votes will be awarded an Audience Choice Prize. The aim of this award is simply to celebrate excellent scientific communication and make the event interactive and engaging.
