PhD student Evaldas Svirplys impressed the jury with his poster on “HHG-based All-Attosecond Transient Absorption Spectroscopy,” presenting real-time observations of valence electron motion in xenon and argon atoms. Postdoctoral researcher Lauren Drescher showcased groundbreaking work on “All-Attosecond Transient Reflection Spectroscopy,” which generated significant interest within the attosecond research community.
Poster prizes for MBI members
Fig.: Evaldas Svirplys (left) and Lauren Drescher (right) with their certificates for the “Best Poster Distinction”.
MBI made further substantial contributions to the conference program, including a tutorial talk by Marc Vrakking, an invited talk by Bernd Schütte, and several oral presentations. A standout moment was the Nobel Session, chaired by Misha Ivanov, where 2023 Nobel Physics laureates Anne L’Huillier and Pierre Agostini discussed their groundbreaking discoveries and career journeys.