Paul Corkum, University of Ottawa
Physics
Professor
Ottawa, Ontario
pcorkum@uottawa.ca
Office:
(613) 993-7390
Bio/Research
RESEARCH INVOLVES
Generating extremely short pulses of light, which act like flashbulbs, allowing us to observe molecules and sub-atomic particles during chemical and biological reactions.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
In addition to leading to a new light source, this research w...
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Generating extremely short pulses of light, which act like flashbulbs, allowing us to observe molecules and sub-atomic particles during chemical and biological reactions.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
In addition to leading to a new light source, this research w...
Click to Expand >>
Bio/Research
RESEARCH INVOLVES
Generating extremely short pulses of light, which act like flashbulbs, allowing us to observe molecules and sub-atomic particles during chemical and biological reactions.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
In addition to leading to a new light source, this research will allow for better molecular movies, and will offer researchers new ways to observe and control molecules, atoms, and even sub-atomic particles.
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Generating extremely short pulses of light, which act like flashbulbs, allowing us to observe molecules and sub-atomic particles during chemical and biological reactions.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
In addition to leading to a new light source, this research will allow for better molecular movies, and will offer researchers new ways to observe and control molecules, atoms, and even sub-atomic particles.
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