Twisted electrons in attosecond physics: Unravelling photoelectron orbital angular momentum in interference spirals, entanglement and chirality.
Invited Talk, Atto Fridays Conference Series, Virtual Seminar
Invited Talk, Atto Fridays Conference Series, Virtual Seminar
Conference, APS March Meeting 2021, Virtual Conference
Conference, Faraday Discussions – Time-resolved imaging of photo-induced dynamics Faraday Discussion, Virtual Conference
Conference, Photon 2020, Virtual Conference
Invited Talk, Quantum Battles in Attoscience, Virtual Conference
Conference, APS Division of Atomic Molecular and Optical Physics (DAMOP) 2020, Virtual Conference
Tutorial, University College London, London, United Kingdom
Python class drop in session, example of how python can used in research
Invited Talk, Instituto de Ciencias Fotonicas (ICFO), Barcelona, Spain
Presenting edited version of the CQSFA, which accounts for branch cuts in the integration contour.
Invited Talk, WIPM, Chinese Academy of Science, Wuhan, China
Presentation of my PhD thesis work.
Conference, Annual International Laser Physics Workshop, LPHYS’18, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom
Presenting edited version of the CQSFA, which accounts for branch cuts in the integration contour.
Conference, Atto-FEL, University College London, United Kingdom
Demonstration of interference effects present in non-sequential double ionisation.
Conference, Atomic and Molecular Interactions Group (AMIG), University College London, United Kingdom
Presenting the development of the Coulomb corrected method the CQSFA.
Invited Talk, Instituto de Ciencias Fotonicas (ICFO), Barcelona, Spain
Demonstration of interference effects present in non-sequential double ionisation.
Invited Talk, Annual International Laser Physics Workshop, LPHYS’16, Yerevan, Armenia
Demonstration of interference effects present in non-sequential double ionisation.
Invited Talk, WG1 Expert Meeting on Frontiers in attosecond theory: from atoms to molecules to solids, Hans-sur-Lesse, Belgium
Demonstration of interference effects present in non-sequential double ionisation.