In collaboration with several research groups, a team of RTG researchers has successfully pushed the temporal resolution of lightwave-driven scanning tunneling microscopy into the attosecond regime. This allows them to reach the quantum-mechanical space-time limit in ultrafast real-space microscopy, for the first time. Upon excitation with single-cycle near-infrared waveforms, the electrons in the STM tip…
The call for applications for the second cohort of doctoral students in RTG 2905 is now open. Interested in joining our innovative and interdisciplinary team at RTG 2905? Find out how to do it here. The job posting for the second cohort of our doctoral students will remain open until July 31 – apply now…
A team of RUN researchers presented their latest breakthroughs at the CLEO Conference and exhibition 2026, which took place in Charlotte (USA) from May 17 to 21. The event showcased key advances in terahertz research, ranging from fundamental science to cutting-edge technology. RTG member and doctoral researcher Sonja Lingl introduced the fastest atomic-resolution microscope ever…
On Monday, April 20, 2026, Oliver Graydon, chief editor of Nature Photonics, will visit the RUN. In addition to scientific discussions and lab tours, a highlight of his visit will be his lecture on “The Role of AI in scientific publishing.” For more information, click here.
