About the Research
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The group focuses on the study of sub-picosecond ( seconds) dynamics of complex systems. Specifically, we utilize time-domain THz, optical pump-probe techniques, and time-resolved x-ray spectroscopies to study the dynamics of thin films and biomaterials.
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Upcoming Talks
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- Matthew DeCamp Department of Physics and Astronomy Colloquium September 12, 2012
- Matthew DeCamp and Yuan Gao Optical Society of America Annual Meeting, Rochester NY (2012)
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News
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- Congratulations to Zhiyuan Chen for being a finalist for the Daicar-Bata prize for best student paper in the Physics Department (2011)
- Congratulations to Yuan Gao for defending his PhD dissertation PROBING AND RECONSTRUCTING TRANSIENT ONE-DIMENSIONAL ACOUSTIC STRAINS USING TIME-RESOLVED X-RAY DIFFRACTION (4/4/13)
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Recent publications
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- Z. Chen, Y. Gao, and M.F. DeCamp, "Retrieval of terahertz spectra through ultrafast electro-optic modulation," Applied Physics Letters 99 011106 (2011)
- Y. Gao and M.F. DeCamp "Generation of acoustic pulses from a photo-acoustic transducer measured by time-resolved x-ray diffraction" Applied Physics Letters 100 191903 (2012)
- Z. Chen and M.F. DeCamp "Coherent optical phonons in bismuth detected through a surface plasmon resonance" J. Applied Physics 112 191903 (2012)
- J. Shen et al. "Damping modulated terahertz emission for ferromagnetic films excited by ultrafast laser pulses" Applied Physics Letters 101 072401 (2012)
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