Issue 25 of the Laserlab Newsletter published
Issue 25 of the Laserlab Newsletter is now available.
In this issue:
FOCUS: Lasers for Cultural Heritage
- SORS spin-off as a tool for investigation of heterogeneous painted systems (CLF, UK)
- Raman spectroscopy applied to the Treasure of the Queen Saint Isabel (Coimbra Laser Lab, Portugal)
- Analysis of semiconductor pigments by photoluminescence microscopy (CUSBO, Italy)
- Portable holographic interferometry system for detecting surface deformation (IESL-FORTH, Greece)
- Listening to laser light interactions with objects of art: a photoacoustic approach (IESL-FORTH, Greece)
- Analysis of bronze coins by LIBS (Institute of Physics, Croatia)
NEWS
- X-ray emission from comets explained
- Kick-off CALT project Zagreb
- National Roadmap funding for FELIX
- Ionisation of molecules depends on handedness (CELIA, FRANCE)
- In Memoriam: Bertrand Carré
ERC ADVANCED GRANTS
- ERC Advanced Grants for Julien Fuchs (LULI), Maria García-Parajo,J avier García de Abajo and Jens Biegert (ICFO), Erik Nibbering (MBI) and Erwin Peterman (LLAMS).
ACCESS HIGHLIGHT AT FELIX : Formation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
In a recent transnational access project, the group of Ingo Fischer from University of Würzburg, Germany, teamed up with Anouk Rijs and her colleagues from Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands to use IR/UV spectroscopy at the FELIX facility (Nijmegen) to identify the structure of condensation products produced in combustion, and to derive a reaction mechanism.
Editorial Team:
Tom Jeltes tomjeltes@gmail.com
Daniela Stozno, Julia Michel office@laserlab-europe.eu
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