It's a Double! Another Nobel Prize for a Hungarian Scientist
Krausz was the first person to directly observe the electrons in the nucleus of an atom using laser flashes of attosecond duration.
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Krausz was the first person to directly observe the electrons in the nucleus of an atom using laser flashes of attosecond duration.
Their groundbreaking research helps generate and measure some of the 'most rapid physical effects known.'
The winners conducted experiments that demonstrate how attosecond pulses can actually be observed and measured.
Ferenc Krausz, Anne L'Huillier, and Pierre Agostini recognized for attosecond sources opening a window on electron dynamics.
NEW DELHI — The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences on Tuesday awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics 2023 for exploring the world of electrons with extremely short