The research of the Optical Metrology Group (OMG) centers on optical metrology and sensing, ultimately aiming to develop experiments sensitive enough to track time variations of fundamental constants. To that end, we are working on novel schemes in broadband precision spectroscopy and light-matter interaction of structured light. Our research includes work on low-noise (mid-IR) fiber lasers, mid-IR supermirrors, environmentally stable single-cavity dual-combs, and frequency combs in general.

 

The members of the Optical Metrology Group.

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16.09.2025 11:00
 

Samuel Kresch from the University of California, Santa Barbara is giving a talk on “Inelastic Recoil Spectroscopy: Rotationally Resolved Spectroscopy...
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29.08.2025
 

August was a busy month for our physicists regarding conferences and colloquiums! While regular university courses are on hold between the semesters,...
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17.07.2025
 

From June 23 to 27, the international optics community gathered in Munich for CLEO®/Europe 2025, one of the most prestigious conferences in our field....
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