Author Archives
Publishing Editor for Journal of Physics B: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics
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Positrons and antiatoms
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Image of the week: imaging biological microstructures
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International Day of Women and Girls in Science
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Image of the week: heating a hydrogen jet
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Alfred Mueller on atomic physics
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Looking back at 2015
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Dr Barry Bruner: ultrafast science
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Christmas image of the week: X-ray scattering
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Image of the week: particles in a box
To be able to control chemical reactions on a quantum level holds huge potential for redesigning chemical synthesis and a host of other applications. An established way of doing this is through the use of laser pulses interacting with molecules. … Read More ›
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Jonathan Tennyson – molecules on other planets
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Image of the week: that’s no moon
But nor is it a space station. While it might bear some resemblance to a certain location from a famous film franchise, today’s Image of the Week entry is actually a visual representation of the properties of a laser pulse…. Read More ›
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David B. Cassidy: trapping positronium
We talk to Professor David B. Cassidy from the Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Positron Physics group at University College London about his work with positronium – an exotic atom made of matter and antimatter – and more. Q: Which research… Read More ›
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Image of the week: double-photo ionization
This week’s Image of the Week is taken from a recent JPhysB paper in which theoretical methods are used to study the photo-double ionization of carbon dioxide. O Alwan et al determine the multiply differential cross section of a CO2… Read More ›
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Image of the week: Alice and Bob – dead or alive?
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Lars Bojer Madsen: strong-field and attosecond physics
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Michael Schulz: projectile coherence in few-body dynamics
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Frontiers of Free Electron Laser Science