Final Report Summary - ATTOCO (Attosecond coherent control)
During the course of this project the researcher has become very familiar with the tools of the ultrafast community. He has taken over the responsibility of running the Attosecond Laboratory of the Lund High-Power Laser Facility. The researcher has become independent in running an attosecond experiment. He is now familiar with vacuum technology, and he masters the high-level Labview instrumentation and data acquisition platform.
The researcher has also improved his team work skills due to an increased group size that demands good cooperation between the individuals. He has also improved his management skills by supervising Master's students. More specifically, he has co-supervised the Master's Thesis by Erik Mansson regarding temporal gating of attosecond pulses as well as a student project by Erik Garbacik on ultrashort pulse measurements using a device called SPIDER. The researcher has supervised the Master's Thesis of Michele Giunta on laser beam pointing and pulse energy stabilization, and he is also co-supervisor of PhD student Piotr Rudawski.
The researcher has also improved his team work skills due to an increased group size that demands good cooperation between the individuals. He has also improved his management skills by supervising Master's students. More specifically, he has co-supervised the Master's Thesis by Erik Mansson regarding temporal gating of attosecond pulses as well as a student project by Erik Garbacik on ultrashort pulse measurements using a device called SPIDER. The researcher has supervised the Master's Thesis of Michele Giunta on laser beam pointing and pulse energy stabilization, and he is also co-supervisor of PhD student Piotr Rudawski.