Luxem News

The project PiXiE aims to combine correlative ultrafast X-ray and cryo-electron microscopy to tailor intra- and inter-structural interactions in hybrid nanoparticle superlattices. The project will be deployed at LUXEM, University of Pavia, and it shall last 60 months.

Prof. Mancini participates in Sumo Science - an opportunity for the world of research and the world of school to meet, which develops through a challenge in 5 rounds of questions and answers: on the dohyō, led by a moderator, two researchers or researchers working in different research fields. Find out more

Prof. Giulia Mancini invited speaker at MAT- SUS #NANOMAT - Advances on the Understanding and Synthesis of Nanomaterials for Photocatalysis and Optoelectronics. Find out more

Check out the new blog from DECTRIS about "Emerging possibilities in Ptychography" written in collaboration with Dr. Bevis and Prof. Mancini @LUXEM Find out more

Research article published in Optica

Research article published in Nature Photonics Find out more

Dr. Charles Bevis and Dr. Oliviero Cannelli contribute to UP2022 with the talk "Decoupled Structural Responses upon Light and Thermal Functional Activation in CsPbBr3 Perovskites" and the posters "Multi-wavelength Ultrafast Ptychography: A Flexible Beamline with a Compact High Harmonic Source" and "Visualization of the Multi-Center Ultrafast Response in Photoexcited Spinel Co3O4" Find out more

Prof. Giulia Mancini receives the ICO/IUPAP Young Scientist Medal in Optics from Prof. Dr. Humberto Michinel, Secretary of the International Commission for Optics, at the 5th International Conference on Application of Optics and Photonics, PT. Find out more

Carmelo Grova attends the Ultrafast X-Ray Summer School 2022 at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory Menlo Park, California, USA presenting the poster "Element Sensitive Probing of Photoinduced Polaronic Distortions in Inorganic Lead Halide Perovskites" Find out more

Prof. Daniel Adams and Mr. Jonathan Barolak perform collaborative research at LUXEM in Pavia for 2 weeks. During their stay, Prof. Daniel Adams gives the lecture "Advanced Computational Metrologies: Measuring the Shape of Ultrashort Pulses of Light"