https://physics.indiana.edu/about/directory/all-faculty-scientists/liao-chenting.html
Our expertise & current research interests include:
Ultrashort pulsed lasers (ranging from femtoseconds to attoseconds), with applications spanning multi-photon light–matter interactions to single-photon quantum optics and photonics, across spectral ranges from near/mid-infrared (NIR/Mid-IR) to vacuum/extreme-ultraviolet (VUV/EUV) and soft X-rays.
Development and application of spatiotemporally structured light and quantum light (entangled and/or squeezed) for material probing through imaging, spectroscopy, scatterometry, and interferometry.
Probing condensed matter and biological materials and molecules using structured light and/or quantum light.
Development and application of novel photodetection mechanisms spanning infrared to X-ray wavelengths, leveraging quantum materials, 2D materials, and related advanced systems.
The Fall color at the Department of Physics (Swain West building).
Here is some video footage taken in our lab: https://youtu.be/J3gUtd21xrQ?t=375
