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

Fall 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.

Fall 2024
Date Speaker Topic
 
04 September
Stuart Crane
Brown		 Understanding the conical intersection dynamics of cyclopentadiene
11 September
Huynh Lam
KSU		 Multidimensional imaging of ultrafast molecular dynamics in the gas phase. Part I. General introduction and application to a small quantum system (SO2)
18 September
DOE Review (No Seminar)
25 September
DOE Review (No Seminar)
02 October
Artem Rudenko
KSU		 Nonlinear Compton scattering in the soft x-ray domain
09 October
Mahmudul Hasan
KSU		 A study of electron- and photon-induced dissociative electron attachment to molecules and within anion-molecule clusters
16 October
Huynh Lam
KSU		 Multidimensional imaging of ultrafast molecular dynamics in the gas phase. Part II. Toward more complex systems and open discussions
23 October
Agnieszka Jaron
UC/JILA		 Designing and studying transient molecular properties by steering and interrogating electrons with ultrashort intense laser pulses
30 October
DOE-AMOS (No Seminar)
06 November
Sanduni Kudagama
KSU		 Channel-selective analysis of strong field induced nuclear wave packet in SO2

Nirmallya Das
KSU		 Fragmentation dynamics of polyatomic molecules
13 November
Smita Ganguly
KSU		 Imaging intramolecular charge transfer in 4-Aminobenzonitrile derivatives via time-resolved XPS and XAS
20 November
Joshua Stallbaumer
KSU		 Theoretical modeling of ultrafast coincidence imaging of thiophenone and acetylene ions

Paresh Modak
KSU		 Transient absorption spectra
27 November
Fall Break (No Seminar)
04 December
Itzik Ben-Itzhak
KSU		 Coincidence momentum imaging of molecular dynamics

Last updated on Tuesday, October 1, 2024.
Past seminar schedules may be found via our sitemap.