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 at their latest group retreat taking a picture in front of a river.

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27.07.2026
 

As part of the SFB Colloquium Heping Zeng from the East China Normal University is giving a talk on "Ultrafast breather lasers and fractal routes to...
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23.07.2026
 

The Optical Metrology Group is proud to celebrate the successful defense of Yannick Heins master thesis!
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15.05.2026 09:15
 

Campbell Rea from the University of Alberta, Canada, gives a talk on "Towards Watt-level Frequency Combs at 1024nm".
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