Tuesday 4:30 pm (Freiburg) / 7:30 am (Vancouver)
16.04.25 – Josef Tiggesbäumker, University of Rostock
29.04.25 – Sitanath Mondal, University of Freiburg & Tobias Heldt, MPI Heidelberg
06.05.25 – Pascal Pessier, University of Kiel
13.05.25 – Dimitris Charalambidis, University of Crete, Greece
27.05.25 – Federico Vismarra, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
08.07.25 – Philipp Lunt, University of Heidelberg
16.04.25 – Josef Tiggesbäumker, University of Rostock
HS II, 10:00 am
It’s all about plasmons – From polyanionic nanoparticles to nanoscaled plasmas
Understanding the collective response of matter to the effect of light is important for basic research and also offers a wide range of possibilities for applications. Clusters as a link between atoms and solids are of particular interest in this context, as their physical and chemical properties can be adjusted almost arbitrarily via material and particle size. Using the example of the charge state and utilizing particle traps and high-resolution diagnostics, we will show what effects plasmons cause in strongly negatively and extremely positively charged systems and how these experiments contribute to our understanding of the underlying processes and their dynamics.
Chair: Frank Stienkemeier
