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Characterization and modelling

Characterization and modelling

Atomic-scale imaging achieves attosecond resolution

07 Dec 2017 Daniel Kelly 
Peter Baum in his laboratory
Peter Baum in his laboratory with the attosecond electron beam microscope. (Photograph provided by Peter Baum)
Combining features of attoscience with high-resolution electron microscopy has allowed scientists at

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Daniel Kelly is a PhD student contributor to Physics World. Daniel is studying nanomaterials at the University of Manchester. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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