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Jens Biegert
Also published under:J. Biegert
Affiliation
ICFO, The Institute of Photonics Sciences, Barcelona
Topic
Short-time Fourier Transform,Antibonding States,Central Wavelength,Frequency Comb,High Harmonic Generation,Individual Oscillators,Light Absorption,Light Field,Molecular Spectroscopy,Occupied States,Optical Pulse,Phonon Dispersion,Polar Materials,Spin Waves,Superconductivity,Ultraviolet,Apodization,Attosecond,Autocorrelation,Band Structure,Band Structure Of Materials,Beat Frequency,Bending Vibration Mode,Berry Curvature,Biochemical Research,Bitwise Operations,Broad Feature,Broadband,Bulk 2H-MoS2,Bulk MoS2,Carrier Envelope,Changes In Amplitude,Charge Carriers,Circularly Polarized,Circularly Polarized Light,Classical Operator,Coherent Light Source,Coherent Motion,Complex Molecular Structures,Complex Molecules,Conversion Efficiency,Convolutional Neural Network,Cooper Pairs,Core-level Spectroscopy,Critical Temperature,Destructive Interference,Development Of New Technologies,Diffraction Limit,Dynamical,Effect Of Amplitude,
Biography
Jens Biegert received the Vordiplom in 1994 from the University of Würzburg, Germany, the M.Sc. degree in physics in 1998 on “Second Harmonic Pulse Compression” from the University of New Mexico (UNM), USA, and the Ph.D. degree in physics from the the Technical University Munich, Germany, on “Polychromatic Multiphoton Coherent Excitation of Sodium” in 2001.
His research focuses on the theoretical description and experimental realization of highly tunable, high-power multicolor sources and their application in extreme nonlinear optics and strong field physics. Investigations led to the generation of one of the shortest laser pulses (3.8 fs), demonstration of phase-preserving OPCPA, to filamentation for phase-preserving few-cycle pulse generation, demonstration of coherent control in high-harmonic generation (HHG), and the demonstration of attosecond wavepacket steering. He currently leads the Attoscience and Ultrafast Optics Group at ICFO.
Dr. Biegert is a member of the Optical Society of America (OSA), the American Physical Society (APS), and the German Physical Society (DPG).
His research focuses on the theoretical description and experimental realization of highly tunable, high-power multicolor sources and their application in extreme nonlinear optics and strong field physics. Investigations led to the generation of one of the shortest laser pulses (3.8 fs), demonstration of phase-preserving OPCPA, to filamentation for phase-preserving few-cycle pulse generation, demonstration of coherent control in high-harmonic generation (HHG), and the demonstration of attosecond wavepacket steering. He currently leads the Attoscience and Ultrafast Optics Group at ICFO.
Dr. Biegert is a member of the Optical Society of America (OSA), the American Physical Society (APS), and the German Physical Society (DPG).