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.

 

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01.07.2024
 

Vanessa Dao, student from University of Bath in UK, will visit us to work on our dual-comb laser systems. Looking forward to the discussions and...
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26.06.2024
 

Oliver Heckl’s research centers on optical metrology and sensing, ultimately aiming to develop experiments sensitive enough to track time variations...
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24.06.2024 14:15
 

Prof. Alex Fürbach from School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences at Macquarie University in NSW, Australia, gives a talk on "Mid-Infrared Fibre...
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