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Advanced Nanofabrication Lab
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A lab that explores ultrafast phenomena in matter using ultrashort-pulse electron beams.
AboutAbout the lab
Unraveling physicochemical processes in materials with ultrashort-pulse electron beams.
The Extreme Nanofabrication Lab investigates the physical and chemical processes that quantum beams induce inside materials.
As a tool for this, the lab is developing pulse radiolysis systems with femtosecond and attosecond time resolution.
To that end, it also studies methods for generating and measuring electron beam pulses.
The lab aims for new developments in the field where radiation chemistry, accelerator science, and electron microscopy intersect.
Key terms
- Femtosecond / attosecond
- A femtosecond is one quadrillionth of a second, and an attosecond is one thousandth of that; both are very short units of time.
- Pulse radiolysis
- A method in which a short pulse of radiation is applied to a substance and the resulting reactions are followed over time.
- Quantum beam
- A general term for beams of particles such as electrons, or of light. This lab uses electron beams.
ResearchResearch themes
To realize extreme nanofabrication, the lab aims to clarify the physicochemical processes that quantum beams induce in materials. Applying techniques for generating ultrashort-pulse electron beams, it aims for new developments in the field where radiation chemistry, accelerator science, and electron microscopy intersect.
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MembersFaculty
The member page of the Extreme Nanofabrication Lab lists an Associate Professor, a Project Associate Professor, and a Visiting Professor.As of 2024
- Associate ProfessorJinfeng Yang
- Project Associate ProfessorShigeki Kawakami
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- Top image: “Accelerator part, Daresbury Laboratory” Mystery Ray / CC0 (cropped)
- Pulse Radiolysis and Electron Beam Pulses: “Later stage of the CLARA Accelerator, Daresbury Laboratory” Mystery Ray / CC0 (cropped)
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