Exploring the Frontiers of Light-Matter Interaction
The International Max Planck Research School for Advanced Photon Science (IMPRS-APS) is a graduate school dedicated to the advancement of photon science, spanning areas such as ultrafast laser science, attosecond physics, high-precision spectroscopy, biomedical applications of advanced spectroscopic methods, data science, and laser particle acceleration. Doctoral candidates benefit from extensive training opportunities, including interdisciplinary scientific knowledge, soft skills, industry exposure, and more.
Events
Attosecond Atomic and Solid-State Physics – Theory
Prof. Joachim Burgdörfer (TU Wien)
Ultrafast Light Manipulating Spin- and Charge: Transient States of Matter
Prof. Martin Schultze (TU Graz)
Attosecond science (theory)
Apl. Prof. Vladislav Yakovlev (MPQ, LMU)
Attosecond physics in atoms and molecules
Prof. Abdallah Azzeer (KSU) - associated
Attosecond science (experiment)
Dr. Nicholas Karpowicz (MPQ)
Ultrafast metrology for shaping the future of healthcare
Prof. Ferenc Krausz (MPQ, LMU)
Data-driven Optimization of Laserplasma Physics & Interaction
Dr. Andreas Döpp (LMU)
Dynamic Spectroscopies
Prof. Jürgen Hauer (TUM)
Broadband infrared diagnostics
Dr. Mihaela Žigman (LMU)
Field-resolved spectroscopy and cavity enhancement
Dr. Ioachim Pupeza (LMU)
Generation of ultra-high intensity laser pulses, laser-based particle acceleration
Prof. Stefan Karsch (LMU)
Laser-driven ion acceleration
Prof. Jörg Schreiber (LMU)
Medical Physics
Prof. Katia Parodi (LMU)
Precision laser spectroscopy, laser frequency synthesizer
Prof. Theodor W. Hänsch (MPQ, LMU) - associated
Precision metrology for fundamental research
Prof. Thomas Udem (MPQ)
Ultrafast quantum physics and nanophotonics
Prof. Peter Hommelhoff (LMU)