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Time-resolved luminescence spectroscopy
Time-resolved luminescence spectroscopy
There are facilities for fs laser based spectroscopy for characterization of photo-physical properties of various materials and biological systems.
This is built around a fs Ti: Sapphire laser with frequency conversion to cover excitation between 250 nm and 1000 nm (multiphoton excitation 710-920 nm). There are pulse management systems and additional pulsed lamps for time-correlated single photon counting detection systems and detection of decay times in the range 100 ps-100 s, at wavelengths 250-1600 nm.
Contact: Mikael Lindgren