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Professor Giulia Fulvia Mancini presented recent findings on “Charge, lattice and spin interplay in the ultrafast response of photoexcited spinel Co304” as invited speaker at NanoGe International Conference on Emerging Light Emitting Materials (EMLEM23). Find out more

Delighted to have hosted Dr. Liam Weiner from KMLabs at LUXEM, an excellent opportunity to develop and improve new ideas with our R&I collaborators.

The Action CA22148 NEXT: “An international network for Non-linear Extreme Ultraviolet to hard X-ray techniques” is awarded funded by COST – European Cooperation in Science & Technology. This international consortium is aimed to create the first concerted experimental and theoretical effort aimed at implementing EUV/X-ray non-linear spectroscopy at tabletop HHG and XFEL sources. Prof. Mancini was elected Vice-Chair of this Action. Find out more

Scientific dissemination event organized by INFN at the Castello Visconteo in Pavia, it fostered communication with the public, encouraging discovery, discussions, and experiments. A fantastic way to promote and involve young people in the world of research!

Discussion on new frontiers in nanoscopy for next generation smart devices at the Symposium “Innovative strategies for the study of advanced and sustainable nano-bio materials”

Dr. Christian-Y. Côté visits LUXEM to exchange ideas with the LUXEM Team in the framework of the ERC-StG ULTRAIMAGE and PoC HYPER projects.

Prof. Mancini presents “Multi-purpose Ultrafast Microscopy with a Compact High-Harmonic Source” at the 4th AttoChem Annual Meeting. Find out more

Prof. Mancini presents “Multi-purpose Ultrafast Microscopy with a Compact High-Harmonic Source” at the 7th International Symposium on Intense Field, Short Wavelength Atomic and Molecular Processes. Find out more

Joint project DynaMAT “Ultrafast dynamics in next generation sustainable martials” between LUXEM (UNIPV) and Femtoscopy (La Sapienza) received funding from the Italian Ministry of University and Research

Prof. Giulia Fulvia Mancini project HYPER received funding from the European Research Council to expand impact and purpose of the ERC StG project ULTRAIMAGE.