Laser-ing in on Molecules

Mon, 24 Sep 2012 10:25:00 -0500

Nature paper describing how he and his multiuniversity team developed the world’s first free-electron laser-powered EPR spectrometer. The laser (shown here) is based at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Photo by Susumu Takahashi." title="Susumu Takahashi, assistant professor of chemistry in USC Dornsife, was lead author of the recent Nature paper describing how he and his multiuniversity team developed the world’s first free-electron laser-powered EPR spectrometer. The laser (shown here) is based at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Photo by Susumu Takahashi." /> In research published in a recent Nature journal, a multiuniversity team led by USC Dornsife has employed a high-powered laser to greatly improve a tool used by scientists to “see” the smallest world.

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Laser-ing in on Molecules