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7. May 2012
Article published in Phys. Rev. Lett.
Our manuscript Making the Best of Mixed-Field Orientation of Polar Molecules: A Recipe for Achieving Adiabatic Dynamics in an Electrostatic Field Combined with Laser Pulses is published in Phys. Rev. Lett. 108, 193001 (2012)
7. May 2012
Book chapter published
Our book chapter on the Manipulating the motion of complex molecules: Deflection, focusing, and deceleration of molecular beams for quantum-state and conformer-selection is published as chapter 1 in Modern Methods in Physical Chemistry, edited by Rolf Schäfer and Peter C. Schmidt, Wiley-VCH (2012)Print ISBN: 9783527327454
Online ISBN: 9783527636839, DOI: 10.1002/9783527636839
23. March 2012
Article accepted in Phys. Rev. Lett.
Our manuscript on the Nonadiabatic effects in long-pulse mixed-field orientation is accepted for publication in Phys. Rev. Lett.
12.-16. March 2012
Annual meeting of the DPG
Nele, Zeinab and Stephan present our work at the annual meeting of the German Physical Society section AMOP in Stuttgart.
22. February 2012
Banff meeting on Structural Dynamics
Jochen gives a talk at the Banff meeting on Structural Dynamics in Banff National Park, Banff, Alberta, Canada
8. February 2012
ESRF Users Meeting keynote lecture
Jochen gives a keynote lecture at the annual ESRF Users Meeting in Grenoble, France.
20. October 2011
Cover page of PCCP special issue on Cold Molecules
Our graphical sketch of the focusing state-selector is shown on the cover of the special issue "Physics and Chemistry of Cold Molecules" of Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys. 13(42) (2011).Image created by Stephan Putzke
20. October 2011
Three new publications in PCCP
Three new articles are published in the Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys. special issue on "Physics and Chemistry of Cold Molecules"See the list of publications for details.
4. October 2011
Zeinab Eskandarian joins CMI group
Today Zeinab starts her internship in our group. She will work on improving state-, conformer-, and cluster-separation techniques.
11. July 2011
Cover page of Bunsen-Magazin
Our graphical sketch of the conformer separation using the electrostatic deflector is shown of the cover of the current issue of the Bunsen-Magazin.
Bunsen-Magazin cover page (151KB)
Image created by Jonas L. Hansen
7. June 2011
AG focuser in German TV news
Today, the German public TV news Tageschau has a report on hundred years of the Max Planck Society. The report features our AG focuser at the FHI Berlin with our "external" graduate student Stephan Putzke.See our recent article on "Rotational-state-specific guiding of large molecules" for details.
1. June 2011
Nele Müller joins CMI group
Today Nele starts her PhD in our group. She will work on the investigation of intramolecular dynamics using electron diffraction techniques.
2.–5. May 2011
Femtosecond laser installation
During this week our new fs laser system has been installed.
18.–20. March 2011
CFEL Symposium on Sylt
Over the weekend we had the first CFEL Symposium, organized by Ralf Köhn on the German island of Sylt. Our group contributed a talk Controlled Molecule Imaging and three posters:
1. March 2011
Yuan-Pin Chang starts at CFEL
Today Yuan-Pin Chang starts as a PostDoc in our group. Yuan-Pin will work on molecular reaction dynamics of controlled molecular samples.
9. February 2011
Two papers on molecular-frame photoelectron angular distributions published in Phys. Rev. A
Our articles on the molecular-frame photoelectron angular distributions of oriented OCS and of 3D-oriented benzonitrile, respectively, are published back-to-back publication in Phys. Rev. A. 83 023405 and 023405 (2011). See the following websites for details:OCS
benzonitrile
1. February 2011
Terry Mullins starts at CFEL
Today Terry Mullins starts as a PostDoc in our group. He will be mainly responsible for our short-pulse Ti:Sapphire laser system and general ultrafast laser setup and experiments.
1. January 2011
Group member changes
Today Karol Długołęcki starts in our group at CFEL, while Lotte Holmegaard, unfortunately, left for her home town Aarhus. We look forward to great interactions with and a lot of help from Karol. Lotte we wish all the best and hope to see her back at CFEL and/or at LCLS soon;-)
28. December 2010
Articles accepted in Phys. Rev. A
Our articles on the molecular-frame photoelectron angular distributions of oriented OCS and of 3D-oriented benzonitrile, respectively, are accepted for back-to-back publication in Phys. Rev. A.
20. December 2010
lab opening
Today we celebrated the official opening of our lab in 47c (Petra hall). We acknowledge the productive and timely help from all the involved parties!
16. December 2010
PCCP Perspective published
Our article State- and conformer-selected beams of aligned and oriented molecules for ultrafast diffraction studies is published in Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys. DOI: 10.1039/C0CP01585G (2010)
16. November 2010
Duty-cycle paper published in Phys. Rev. A
Our article Optimizing the resolution of the alternating-gradient m/μ selector is published in Physical Review A 82, 052513 (2010)
1. November 2010
Sebastian Trippel starts at CFEL
Today Sebastian Trippel, previously at the University of Freiburg, starts as a PostDoc in our group at CFEL.Article accepted in Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys.
Our Perspective article State- and conformer-selected beams of aligned and oriented molecules for ultrafast diffraction studies is accepted for publication in Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys.
28. October 2010
Lotte Holmegaard receives Lundbeck Talent Price
Today Lotte Holmegaard receives the Talent Price of the Lundbeck Foundation for her experimental work on the control, i.e., the alignment and orientation, of gas-phase molecules and her investigations toward a ``molecular movie''.
12. October 2010
Article accepted in Phys. Rev. A
Our article on Optimizing the resolution of the alternating-gradient m/μ-selector by Frank Filsinger, Stephan Putzke, Henrik Haak, Gerard Meijer, and Jochen Küpper is accepted for publication in Phys. Rev. A.
1. October 2010
Our group starts at CFEL
Today our group officially starts at CFEL.
21. June 2010
Lotte Holmegaard wins Talent Prize
Today Lotte Holmegaard, PostDoc in our group at CFEL, received the Talent Prize from the Network for Women in Physics in Denmark for her Ph.D. work on the control and investigation of large molecules. Congratulations Lotte!
