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AMOS @ Weizmann

Supported by the Crown and Deloro centers,
AMOS covers a wide range of research interests with a tradition of excellence.

AMOS @ Weizmann

AMOS encompasses the research in atomic, molecular,
and optical science at the Weizmann Institute of Science.

 

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Ionization-induced Long-lasting Orientation of Symmetric-top Molecules

Date: 2022
Category: publications
Authors:
Xu L., Tutunnikov I., Prior Y. & Averbukh I. S.
source: | arxiv.org

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Ionization-induced Long-lasting Orientation of Symmetric-top Molecules

Date: 2022
Category: publications
Authors:
Xu L., Tutunnikov I., Prior Y. & Averbukh I. S.
source: | arxiv.org

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Congratulations to Prof. Ofer Firstenberg

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Category: awards

Shimon and Golde Picker ? Weizmann Annual Grant

Congratulations to Prof. Nir Davidson

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Category: awards

Elected as a Fellow of the American Physical Society (APS)

Congratulations to Prof. Dan Oron

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Category: awards

Elected as a Fellow of the Optica (formerly OSA) Society

A laser focus on cancer

Date: November 4, 2021
Category: stories
Weizmann physicist Prof. Victor Malka is creating powerful, compact lasers that could be used in vastly improved proton therapy for cancer. 
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Congratulations to Prof. Nirit Dudovich

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Category: awards

Recipient of the Weizmann Prize from the Tel-Aviv Municipality

Congratulations to Dr. Rotem Arnon-Friedman

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Category: awards

Peter and Patricia Gruber Award

It’s about time

Date: January 18, 2021
Category: stories
Humans have been measuring time since their beginnings. Prof. Roee Ozeri shows the importance of time keeping for endeavors from navigating the seas to finding dark matter.
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The challenge of quantum cryptography

Date: December 14, 2020
Category: stories
Quantum computing holds major promise for faster and more powerful computers, but there are many challenges to overcome. Dr. Rotem Arnon-Friedman's research may hold the key.
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Congratulations to Prof. Dan Oron

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Category: awards

The Andre Deloro Prize for Scientific Research

Congratulations to Prof. Victor Armand Malka

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Category: awards

Recipient of a Humboldt Research Award by Max-Planck-Institut fur Neurobiology

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