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Atomic, molecular and optical physics seminars from the JRM Lab.

Spring seminars will be hybrid: live in CW144/145 at 13:30; Zoom links to be e-mailed.
The atomic physics seminar series is managed by Meng Han.
See also and the APS Virtual AMO Seminar series.

Spring 2026
Date Speaker Topic
 
28 January
Meng Han
KSU		 Recent drama in attosecond soft-x-ray pulse characterization
04 February
Uwe Thumm
KSU		 Photoelectron -- residual-ion entanglement in angle-resolved streaked shake-up ionization of helium*
11 February
Phi-Hung Tran
UCONN		 A semiclassical method for atoms and molecules in ultrafast intense lasers
18 February
(No Seminar)
25 February
Huynh Van Sa Lam
KSU		 Disentangling multiphoton-induced pathways in carbon disulfide
04 March
Itzik Ben-Itzhak
KSU		 Coincidence momentum imaging of multi-body fragmentation – D+ + O+ + HCO+
09 March
(Mon; 16:30) 		Meng Han
KSU		 Interesting and Unexpected Attosecond Phenomena Beyond Publications (Colloquium, CW102) ksu.zoom.us/j/97594830887
11 March
Smita Ganguly
KSU		 Real time observation of sub femtosecond charge migration in 4-chlorocinnamaldehyde
18 March
Spring Break (No Seminar)
25 March
Tu Nguyen
KSU		 Imaging correlated nuclear motion mediated by passage through a conical intersection
01 April
Tim Renner
KSU		 Strong-field Ionization of Dielectric Nanoparticles

Arian Dovald
KSU		 CEP-Dependent Photoionization of Molecular Nitrogen
08 April
Itzik Ben-Itzhak
KSU		 Coincidence momentum imaging of multi-body fragmentation – SO2 & SO2+
10 April
(Fri; 13:30) 		Shruti Majumdar
MST		 Vibrational Dissociative Capture in p + D2 collisions and Continuous pump-probe experiment to observe Zeeman wave-packet dynamics (CW119)
15 April
Avijit Duley
KSU
22 April
Nirmallya Das
KSU
29 April
Mahmudul Hasan
KSU
06 May
Naoki Iwamoto
KSU

Last updated on Tuesday, December 23, 2025.
Past seminar schedules may be found via our sitemap.