Our laboratories
Our laboratories cover a wide range of spectroscopic methods and consist of Laboratory of optical spintronics suitable for time and space resolved magneto-optical experiments, Laboratory of terahertz spintronics using terahertz time-domain spectroscopy, Laser laboratory with ultrashort pulses operating pulsed laser sources operating at the physical limit of time resolution, High-energy femtosecond laser laboratory enabling excitation with extreme optical powers, Laboratory of ultrafast electron microscopy using the fastest (femtosecond) electron beam imaging, and Magnetooptical Spectroscopy Laboratory offering experiments and characterization over a very wide spectral range.
Where to find us
The laboratories are located in two buildings on the Karlov site (Ke Karlovu 3 and 5), close to the emerging Albertov Campus.
- Laser laboratory with ultrashort pulses: Ke Karlovu 5, –1. floor, responsible person doc. Martin Kozák
- High-energy femtosecond laser laboratory: Ke Karlovu 5, –1. floor, responsible person doc. Martin Kozák
- Laboratory of optical spintronics: Ke Karlovu 5, –2. floor, responsible person prof. Petr Němec
- Laboratory of ultrafast electron microscopy: Ke Karlovu 3, –1. floor, responsible person doc. Martin Kozák
- Laboratory of terahertz spintronics: Ke Karlovu 3, –1. floor, responsible person dr. Lukáš Nádvorník
- Magnetooptical Spectroscopy Laboratory: Ke Karlovu 3, –1. floor, responsible person dr. Eva Schmoranzerová
