Speaker
River Robles
(FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg/LMU Munich)
Description
Ultrafast electron microscopes combine high coherence electron emitters with laser-triggered photoemission to achieve simultaneous nanometer spatial, femtosecond temporal, and sub-eV spectral resolution. Those properties can be further improved, and more novel wavefunction shaping performed, through interactions of the electrons with light fields. We present progress towards the realization of new laser-based means to shape electrons in an ultrafast scanning electron microscope.
Author
River Robles
(FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg/LMU Munich)