Laserlab-Europe AISBL

Workshop on Emerging Ultrafast Diffraction facilities in the UK: LUXD, EPAC and RUEDI
2025-11-20 | Science and Technology Facilities Council, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Harwell Campus, Didcot, OX11 0QX, United Kingdom

Implications of the use of Generative AI in Software Development, Application and Licensing
2025-11-19
Software focus area survey and webinar – Implications of the use of Generative AI in Software Development, Application and Licensing – on-line, Wednesday, November 19, 2025 | 15:00-17:00 CET
Dear colleagues,
The European Materials Modelling Council (emmc.eu) is holding a webinar, themed – Implications of the use of Generative AI in Software Development, Application and Licensing on Wednesday, November 19, 2025 | 15:00-17:00 CET. We have launched a questionnaire – https://forms.gle/gbEiGSsnN9mZXk2L9 – to survey the practices, issues and implications of using Generative AI in the research software engineering area. Have your say!
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming materials design and discovery by driving innovations in hardware architectures, software solutions for materials modelling and digital infrastructures collating data from computational and experimental characterisation and processing them using data science to enable learning and generate new knowledge. We seek to explore how the design, optimisation, and performance of computational tools are affected by this transformation on the path of enabling us to tackle more complex challenges with greater efficiency and accuracy.
The event registration is free at https://emmc.eu/fa-software-event-2025-11/ but a member login is required (free EMMC membership can be obtained at https://emmc.eu/become-a-member/).
Regards,
Ilian Todorov and Natalia Bedoya-Martinez
EMMC Software Co-Chairs

Workshop Theory around XFEL
2025-11-18 - 2025-11-20 | Marseille, Marseille, France

RIAO-OPTILAS 2025
2025-11-17 - 2025-11-21 | Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, Bolivia
The RIAO-OPTILAS 2025 Conference is the flagship event for optics and photonics in the Iberian-American region. The conference will take place from November 17 to 21, 2025, at the Santa Cruz de la Sierra Campus of the Universidad Privada Boliviana in Bolivia.
RIAO-OPTILAS 2025 aims to provide a dynamic platform for sharing the latest advances in optics and photonics, fostering knowledge exchange, and creating unique opportunities for collaboration. This prestigious event will bring together leading researchers, industry experts, and influential figures in the field, offering an inspiring environment for innovation and dialogue.
The conference will feature plenary and keynote sessions by renowned speakers, thematic workshops, and opportunities to explore breakthrough research and emerging technologies. These sessions will delve into groundbreaking ideas that promise to shape the future of optics and photonics across diverse applications.

Topics

Atmospheric and ocean optics
Atomic and molecular physics
Bio photonics and biomedical applications
Coherence and statistical optics
Diffraction and gratings
Fiber optics, sensors and optical communications
Fourier optics and signal processing
Geometric optics Digital Holography
Image processing, vision and artificial intelligence
Imaging systems
Instrumentation, measurement, and metrology
Integrated optics
Laser and laser optics
Machine vision
Materials Processing with Lasers
Medical optics and biotechnology
Microscopy
Nano photonics and metamaterials
Nonlinear optics
Novel optical materials and 3D printing

Optics in computing
Optical data storage
Optical design and fabrication
Optical devices
Optical micro and nano manipulation including optofluidics and microfluidics
Optics at surfaces
Optics and photonics in the industry
Optoelectronics, Detectors and Sources
Organic and hybrid optoelectronics
Physical optics
Quantum optics
Remote sensing and sensors
Scattering
Solar Energy
Spectroscopy
Thin films
THz, microwaves and millimeter-waves photonics
Ultrafast opticsVision, color, and visual optics
X-ray optics

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17th International Conference on Physics of Advanced Materials (ICPAM-17)
2025-11-16 - 2025-11-23 | Hamamatsu, Hamamatsu, Japan
The 17th International Conference on Physics of Advanced Materials (ICPAM-17) and 8th Autumn School on Physics of Advanced Materials (PAMS-8) will be held on November 16th – 23rd, 2025, at Shizuoka University, Hamamatsu Campus, Japan and online.
The main objective of ICPAM-17 is to provide a forum for scientists involved in physics of advanced materials, emerging nanotechnologies, and new devices, to exchange their ideas, knowledge and experience. ICPAM-17 sessions will address recent advancements and new strategies and will include keynote, invited, oral and poster presentations that cover a wide range of hot interdisciplinary research topics. ICPAM17 also offers a space for sponsors/exhibitors to present their services, products, innovations, and research results.
Topics at ICPAM-17:

Thin Films and Nanostructures for Modern Electronics
Fundamentals of Plasma and Laser-Material Interactions and Processing
Materials for Energy and Environment
Magnetic Materials, Spintronics and Related Devices
Nanostructures and Low Dimensional Systems
Emerging Electronic Memory Materials and Devices
Polymer Materials and Composites
Biomaterials and Healthcare Applications
Functional Materials. Processing and Characterization
New Developments in Sensing Materials and Sensor Devices
Trends in Condensed Matter Theory
Self-assembled and nanopatterned materials and their ion beam modification
Advanced photonic materials and devices
Bioeconomy and technologies for the circular economy
Materials in conservation-restauration of cultural heritage monuments and objects
Advanced photocatalysts for industrial and environmental applications
Art, Science and Technology

PAMS-8 is focused on providing interdisciplinary expert training, involving both fundamental knowledge and current research topics. Besides their contribution in the PAMS-8 poster session, the attendees may have a presentation in ICPAM-17.To encourage young scientists, we offer awards for best poster and oral presentations, a special category for the best student paper and other awards.

HZDR Data Management Days 2025 – Shaping Research Data Practices with Lasers4EU
2025-11-11 13:00 - 17:00 (Europe/Berlin)
This year’s HZDR Data Management Days will take place from Tuesday, 11 November (1 p.m.) to Wednesday, 12 November (3 p.m.), featuring a mix of lectures and interactive workshops.The programme on 12 November is only for internal participants.
In the context of advancing digitalisation and an ever-increasing need for reproducibility, this year’s event will focus on the data and software management landscape in general and at HZDR in particular.
HZDR colleagues will share insights into typical challenges in data and software management and present practical solutions developed in their daily work.
On 11 November, the lectures will be held in a hybrid format and are open to external participants. Lasers4EU partners are warmly invited to join the online sessions.
A session of particular relevance for the Lasers4EU community will address data management planning using RDMO (Research Data Management Organiser). As funding agencies increasingly require Data Management Plans (DMPs) defining how data and metadata are handled during and after projects, the HZDR instance of RDMO, accessible via Helmholtz ID, supports collaborative preparation of DMPs, even with external partners.
Within this context, the Lasers4EU project serves as a potential use case for tailoring generic DMP questionnaires to specific needs, distinguishing between questions for proposing scientists, access-providing facilities, and repository providers. The session will therefore be of direct interest to Lasers4EU partners involved in data management, access coordination, and research infrastructure development.
For more information and the full programme, please visit HZDR Data Management Days 2025

BioED webinar High Field Terahertz Pulse Generation and Applications
2025-11-10
Dear colleagues,
within our Bioelectrodynamics webinar series, let me invite you to a talk by Gyula Polónyi from University of Pécs, Hungary:
“Alternate Routes for High Field Terahertz Pulse Generation and Applications“
on Monday, 10th November, 14:00 Central European Time.
The lecture will be available via Teams – please register for free here to obtain the meeting link.
Feel free to spread the word further. You can also watch recordings of our previous webinars here.
Kind regards,
Michal
Michal Cifra, PhD.

39th University of Waterloo (Canada) Symposium on Chemical Physics
2025-11-07 - 2025-11-09 | Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

Atto fridays seminar Simulating Photo-Excited Processes using Grids and Gaussian Wavepackets
2025-11-07
Atto fridays seminar series – Friday 07/11, 3pm UK time, online
This is to let you know that there is an Atto Fridays seminar this Friday, 07/11/2025, at 3pm UK time, online. Our speaker is Professor Graham Worth (UCL) and he will talk about Simulating Photo-Excited Processes using Grids and Gaussian Wavepackets

Registration is free at
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_NZHnO6i7Sb2IJYLA6z9V9g

Alternatively you can watch the live-streaming on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@QuantumBattles
(The live chat is open for subscribers)

Below you will find an abstract and a brief bio of the speaker.
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Title: Simulating Photo-Excited Processes using Grids and Gaussian Wavepackets

Abstract:
Simulating the time-evolution of molecular systems after photo-excitation is
complicated by the need to include a manifold of excited electronic states.
These states are coupled by so-called non-adiabatic coupling due to
the interaction of the electronic and nuclear motion which
makes the system highly quantum mechanical. As a result it is necessary to solve
the time-dependent Schroedinger Equation (TDSE) for reliable results.
To solve the TDSE, however, is a hard computational problem due to the
exponential scaling of required resources with system size. The
multi-configuration time-dependent Hartree (MCTDH) method provides a suitable
algorithm that efficiently contracts the wavefunction to make it manageable
for many degrees of freedom [1]. Such simulations can provide a full description
of the evolving system, and it is possible to include the excitation by light
pulses to obtain a spectroscopic signal that can be directly compared to
experiments, such as REMPI spectra [2]. It is also possible to study the
coherences induced in a system by a set of pulses [3]. These simulations,
however, are constrained by the need for an analytic Hamiltonian, which is
usually unable to describe long-range motions. For this, methods such as
the direct dynamics variational multi-configuration Gaussian (DD-vMCG)
method are required that calculate the potential surfaces on-the-fly and so
allow a flexible description of the longe-time molecular response[4].

[1] Beck et al Phys. Rep. (00) 324: 1
[2] Dey et al PCCP (24) 26: 3451
[3] Dey et al PRL (22) 129: 173203
[4] Spinlove et al Farad. Discuss. (18) 212: 191

Short Bio:

Graham Worth is a Professor of Computational Chemistry at University College London.
He did his PhD at Oxford University developing Free Energy Perturbation simulations
for condensed phase thermodynamics. He then did postdoctoral work at the EMBL and
Heidelberg University, where he started working on the MCTDH method for the quantum
dynamics simulations of polyatomic molecules. He is now a lead developer of the
Quantics suite for quantum dynamics, which includes a range of algoritjms to solve
the time-dependent Schroedinger Equation, including MCTDH and Gaussian wavepacket
methods. His main interests are simulating non-adiabatic dynamics and photo-excited
processes. Present development work focuses on generating potential surfaces on-the-fly
using direct dynamics.

All welcome!

Carla Faria (on behalf of the Atto Fridays team)

Lasers4EU Training: Hands-on Course on MINDLAB: Manipulating and Investigating Neural Dynamics for Learning and Ageing in the Brain
2025-11-04 - 2025-11-07 | Castelldefels, Castelldefels, Barcelona, Spain
In collaboration with the EC (co-)funded projects Lasers4EU, 360 CARLA and fastMOT
The core faculty of the ICFO-MINDLAB, a think tank working jointly towards a transdisciplinary understanding of the brain, offers a school to introduce cutting edge technologies to study neuroscience at the molecular, cellular and systems level to students in a combination of lectures and hands-on experience leading to group projects.
What is MINDLAB?
MINDLAB stands for “Manipulating and Investigating Neural Dynamics for Learning and Ageing in the Brain” and is an interdisciplinary creative playground rooted squarely in academic rigor, comprising of research groups from ICFO and beyond. We focus on advancing fundamental knowledge on how the mind emerges from the behavior of individual molecules, neurons and brain networks but also creating and commercializing transformational future technologies with outstanding potential to impact our society for good.
Hence, this course will expose participants to the state-of-the-art of photonics-based technologies tailored to monitor a hierarchy of scales in the study of the brain: i.e. from single molecules up to the whole organism.
The MINDLAB faculty includes world leading experts in their fields. The expertise of the core faculty is complemented by a diverse set of affiliated adjunct faculty from various research centres in Barcelona but also through clinical and corporate partners.
This year’s school will open with the Annual Meeting of the Barcelona Medical Photonics Network (BMPN). BMPN is a platform to promote the research and development activities in photonics being carried out in the Barcelona region through long-standing collaborations between ICFO and its biomedical and clinical partners. Always centered around a targeted clinical area, this forth edition of the BMPN annual meeting is perfectly aligned with the scope of MINDLAB. By addressing real-world healthcare challenges, BMPN will set the stage for the training program, providing essential context and inspiration for participants. The speakers and audience will include clinicians as well as technology developers and innovation managers, from the Network but also professionals and collaborators from outside the region.
Hands-on sessions
Participants will engage in lab sessions focused on the latest photonics technologies. Each lab session will provide participants with an opportunity to work directly with advanced equipment and gain valuable practical skills.
The sessions will take place in the following labs:

Super resolution Light microscopy and Nanoscopy
Neurophotonics and Mechanical Systems Biology
Medical Optics
Photon Harvesting in Plants and Biomolecules
Single Molecules Biophotonics

Eligibility
We welcome applications from motivated students and early-stage researchers across a range of disciplines: physics, optics, engineering, electronics, mathematics, chemistry, biology, and related fields.
Priority will be given to master’s-level and advanced undergraduate students, though PhD candidates and young postgraduates are also encouraged to apply.
How To Apply
There is NO fee for students to attend the school.
Applicants must submit:

A Curriculum Vitae, including contact details.
A statement of purpose outlining their motivation for attending the school.

Applications must be submitted online, and all required application material must be complete in order to be considered.
The deadline for applications is September 30, 2025.Successful applicants will be notified during the week of October 6 August, 2025.
For any questions, please contact us at frontiers@icfo.eu

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Coincidence and Correlation Techniques in Chemistry
2025-10-29 | London, London, United Kingdom

Frontiers in Optics + Laser Science
2025-10-26 - 2025-10-30 | Denver, Denver, CO, United States

Meeting of the Expert Group 'Lasers for clean Energy'
2025-10-24 11:30 - 13:00 | Online
Members of the expert group have received the meeting link by email.
If you are interested in joining this expert group meeting, please contact Giulio Cerullo (POLIMI) and Panagiotis Loukakos (ULF-FORTH).

Meeting of the expert group 'Laser science for cultural heritage'
2025-10-22 14:00 - 15:30 | Online
Members of the expert group have received the meeting link by email.
If you are interested in joining this expert group meeting, please contact Sara Mosca (CLF).

Astrochemistry: From Quantum to Cosmos
2025-10-21 - 2025-10-24 | Nijmegen, Nijmegen

Optics and Photonics in Sweden
2025-10-21 - 2025-10-23 | Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden

Astrochemistry in the Broadband Era Workshop
2025-10-20 - 2025-10-24 | Portland, Portland, United States

Advanced Solid State Laser Conference (ASSL)
2025-10-19 - 2025-10-23 | Prague, Prague, Czech Republic

Laserlab-Europe & RADIATE Users' Meeting in Nanoscience
2025-10-19 - 2025-10-21 | Seville, Seville, Spain

Laserlab-Europe & RADIATE User Meeting in Nanoscience
2025-10-19 - 2025-10-21 | Seville, Seville, Spain
The Laserlab-Europe & RADIATE Users’ meeting in Nanoscience will be held in Seville, Spain at Centro Nacional de Aceleradores (CNA) from October 19th (Sunday) to October 21st (Tuesday) 2025. This user meeting is an initiative of the RIANA project which offers transnational access to European research infrastructures in nanoscience and nanotechnology.
The Laserlab-Europe & RADIATE Users’ meeting in Nanoscience aims to share knowledge, explore new frontiers in nanoscience, and strengthen collaborations within our scientific community. The event will bring together experts, researchers, and professionals from both networks to exchange ideas, present ongoing projects, and explore future research opportunities.
During the meeting, participants will engage in discussions on cutting-edge advancements, share insights into their respective fields, and identify potential areas for synergy. Keynote presentations and interactive sessions will allow for a dynamic exchange of knowledge, reinforcing the commitment of both groups to scientific excellence.
Additionally, you will find many opportunities for networking and socializing with colleagues in the interesting social program that includes a welcome reception, CNA tour and gala dinner for all the attendees.
Should you need more information, please do not hesitate to contact us (radlas.iaba@uam.es).

Important dates
Abstract submission opens end of May 2025Abstract submission deadline: 10 July 2025Acceptance letters by 31 July 2025

Event website

RIANA project

Lasers4EU & 360Carla Training: High‐Power Lasers for Industrial Applications
2025-10-16 - 2025-10-17 | Dolní Břežany, Dolní Břežany, Czech Republic
Lasers4EU and 360Carla training “High‐Power Lasers for Industrial Application“ will be held on 16 and 17 October 2025 in Dolní Břežany, Czechia. This event is organised by HiLASE Centre / Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences, a member of the Laserlab-Europe AISBL.
The training is funded by the Horizon Europe projects Lasers4EU and 360Carla, and aims to provide participants with practical experience and technical know-how on the use of high-power lasers in industrial settings.
Participation in the training is free of charge!
Please note that participants are responsible for arranging their own travel and accommodation and covering any related expenses.

Topics covered during the training

Introduction to high‐average-power diode-pumped solid-state laser systems (e.g., thin-disk lasers, multi-slab lasers)
Fundamentals of selected laser-based techniques and applications:
Laser Shock Peening (LSP)
Laser-Induced Damage Threshold (LIDT)
Laser Micromachining (LMM)
Overview of advanced characterisation devices
Hands-on training at HiLASE facilities
Design of experiment
Laser treatment
Evaluation of results
Laser safety principles

Target audience

University students and early-stage researchers
Researchers and scientists aiming to develop expertise in laser-based technologies
Engineers and professionals working in manufacturing and industrial applications
Non-specialist users from various scientific fields seeking to integrate laser technologies into their work
Industry representatives and new users interested in leveraging high-power laser facilities for research and development

Deadline for applications: July 31, 2025

Apply here

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Second van der Waals / London Discussions - Luxembourg
2025-10-15 - 2025-10-18 | London, London, United Kingdom

Meeting of the Expert Group 'Data analysis in imaging and spectroscopy'
2025-10-14 11:00 - 12:30
Members of the expert group have received the meeting link by email.
If you are interested in joining this expert group meeting, please contact Dusan Chorvat (ILC SCSTI).

ICASEC Summer School 2025 - State-of-the-Art Methods in Surface Dynamics
2025-10-12 - 2025-10-16 | Göttingen, Göttingen, Germany

DCP Frontiers in Chemical Physics Talks - "Two Becomes Four: Towards Spin Surface Crossings For Charge Transfer Dynamics That Obey Momentum Conservation” and “Exploring the Roles of Nuclear Spins, Quantum Coherence, and Entanglement in Ultracold Chemistry”
2025-10-10
Dear Colleagues,
We are excited to announce the next event in the online DCP Frontiers in Chemical Physics Seminar Series, taking place on Friday, October 10 from 12-1pm EST.
We began the series with two excellent inaugural talks by Camille Bilodeau (University of Virginia) and George Schatz (Northwestern University). For those who could not attend, the recording with both talks is available here:
https://engage.aps.org/dcp/resources/webinars/past-webinars

Upcoming October 10 Talks
• Dr. Tian Qiu (Princeton University)
“Two Becomes Four: Towards Spin Surface Crossings For Charge Transfer Dynamics That Obey Momentum Conservation”
Abstract: Charge transfer dynamics typically involve surface crossings between two diabatic states, where spin states are often treated as degenerate. We have developed a phase space approach that, by enforcing total momentum conservation, naturally breaks spin degeneracy in a manner that depends on nuclear motion, splitting the crossing of two surfaces into four surfaces. Equipped with a constrained complete active space (CAS) method to efficiently generate charge transfer surfaces, our framework aims to reveal how nuclear motion couples to electron angular momentum and influences spin dynamics through spin-orbit coupling. This work seeks to provide a new perspective for understanding charge transfer processes and detailed spin dynamics, with potential implications for phenomena such as chirality-induced spin selectivity (CISS).
• Prof. Kang-Kuen Ni (Harvard University)
“Exploring the Roles of Nuclear Spins, Quantum Coherence, and Entanglement in Ultracold Chemistry”
Abstract: Nuclear spins are usually not thought to participate in chemical reactions. However, in the ultracold temperature regime, we have a new opportunity to examine this general statement with quantum mechanical details. In this talk, I will present our ongoing investigations into the roles of nuclear spins, quantum coherence, and entanglement in molecule-molecule reactions, utilizing a one-of-a-kind ultracold KRb molecule apparatus [1]. There will be surprises and puzzles. If there is time, I will also report entangling individual trapped NaCs molecules in optical tweezers and realizing a quantum logic gate with trapped molecules [2].
[1] Quantum interference in atom-exchange reactions, Science 384, 1117 (2024)
[2] Entanglement and iSWAP gate between molecular qubits, Nature 637, 821 (2025)
Register here for the October 10 talks:
https://apsphysics.zoom.us/meeting/register/KaO1WFjGS8GPcvwchPs_mw

Future Talks in the Series
• November 14: Bryan Changala (CU–Boulder) & Spiridoula Matsika (Temple University). Registration link:
https://apsphysics.zoom.us/meeting/register/yy7UtsBGRpSjoyJ9Fr84ag
• December 12: Dorothee Schaffner (University of Würzburg) & Naomi Ginsberg (UC–Berkeley). Registration link:
https://apsphysics.zoom.us/meeting/register/TQKeDqrCTXO4lGgwBIp3EA

Get Involved
• Recommend a Speaker: Do you have suggestions for future speakers and moderators (e.g., Spring 2026)? Submit your recommendations here:
https://forms.aps.org/t/kBaAqAkFxFus
• Submit Your Abstracts: Don’t forget the deadline to submit abstracts for the APS March Meeting is October 23. Submit here:
https://summit.aps.org/attend/abstracts/

Laserlab-Europe Talk: Electromagnetic pulse generation by sub-nanosecond kilojoule laser pulses
2025-10-08 16:00 - 17:00
Speaker: Jakub Cikhardt (Czech Technical University)

The interaction of a focused high-power laser with matter results in the generation of an electromagnetic pulse (EMP). In the case of terawatt and petawatt lasers, the intensity of the EMP is strong enough to interfere with diagnostic signals and may cause malfunction or distortion of electronic devices. Moreover, the laser-driven EMP could cause problems in experimental basic research, inertial nuclear fusion, laser-plasma biomedicine and other high-power laser technologies. On the other hand, the mechanisms of this phenomenon are not fully understood, making it an interesting topic for the fundamental physics of laser-matter interaction. Therefore, the laser-driven EMP is intensively studied at the PALS laser facility – a joint research infrastructure of the Institute of Plasma Physics and the Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences in cooperation with other world-leading institutions such as the Univ. of Bordeaux, CLF Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, CLPU Salamanca, ENEA C.R. Frascati, and others.
In recent years we have achieved some interesting results, such as

the observation of unprecedentedly broad EMP bandwidths;
the dependence of the EMP spectrum shape and upper cut-off frequency on the laser beam energy/power, target material and target ground impedance;
the relation between EMP emission and the escaped electron energy spectrum;
the influence of the wave plate on the emission of charged particles and EMP; and
the characterization of the EMP caused by laser interaction with various gas targets.

As part of this research, a number of EMP diagnostics have been developed, such as inductive target current probes, high-voltage target probes and B-dot arrays, and electro-optical probes have been tested. We believe that this research will contribute to EMP mitigation, will enrich fundamental physics knowledge, and will also lead to numerous high-tech applications, such as electromagnetic compatibility hardening, biology and defense.

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Conference on Atmospheric Pollutants ATMOS 2025
2025-10-06 - 2025-10-10 | Agadir, Agadir, Morocco

European XFEL Workshop on Theory of X-Ray Spectroscopies
2025-10-06 - 2025-10-07 | Schenefeld, Schenefeld, Germany

Ultrafast Optics XIV
2025-10-05 - 2025-10-11 | Azores, Azores, Portugal
We are pleased to announce the 14th edition of the Ultrafast Optics conference (UFO XIV), scheduled to take place from October 5-10, 2025. UFO is the premier international conference focused on the science and technology of generating, manipulating, and measuring ultrafast laser sources. It is independently organized by scientists in the field, with strong support from industrial partners.
Continuing its tradition of being hosted in unique and captivating locations, the next UFO conference will be held in Furnas on São Miguel Island, part of the Azores Archipelago in Portugal. The Azores, known for its dramatic landscapes, charming fishing villages, and vibrant blue hydrangeas, offers the ideal setting for a networking retreat with the ultrafast optics community. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the mid-Atlantic, it provides a perfect backdrop for meaningful exchanges and collaboration.
We hope to see you in the Azores in October 2025. Please feel free to contact us at info@ultrafastoptics2025.org for any inquiries.
For more information, please visit the webpage: https://ufo2025.fc.up.pt/

Conference co-chairs:

Rosa Romero, Sphere Ultrafast Photonics (Portugal)
Helder Crespo, Sphere Ultrafast Photonics and Central Laser Facility, STFC (UK)

Program chairs:

Jeffrey Moses (Cornell University, US)
Xinkui He (Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China)
Cord Arnold (Lund University, Sweden)

Mass Spectrometry meets Microscopy - Meeting MS+M
2025-10-01 - 2025-10-04
