Workshop on Ultrafast Phenomena
Workshop on Ultrafast Phenomena
This workshop brings together researchers studying ultrafast phenomena in matter. Using time-resolved and terahertz methods, it spans photoinduced phase transitions, nonlinear phononics, and carrier and lattice dynamics across solids, liquids, gases and biological samples.
Date
Monday, 2 November 2026
Submission
Contributions to the workshop should be made via the general SPO 2026 submission form. All research on ultrafast phenomena will be allocated to the workshop sessions by the Program Committee.
Participants will discuss the latest advances in time-resolved studies of ultrafast processes — from photoinduced phase transitions and nonlinear phononics to ultrafast dynamics in condensed matter, liquids, gases and biological systems — using femtosecond, attosecond and terahertz techniques.
Topics
- Time-resolved and pump–probe spectroscopy
- Photoinduced phase transitions
- Nonlinear phononics
- Carrier and lattice dynamics in solids
- Ultrafast dynamics in liquids and gases
- Terahertz science
- Ultrafast studies of biological samples
Speakers
More speakers to be announced.
Lukáš Nádvorník
Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Prague, Czech Republic
Peter Kubaščík
Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Prague, Czech Republic
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