Dr. Michael Lackner

Physics Department/Chemistry Department After my doctorate, I was responsible for setting up a new spectroscopy laboratory. The main focus was on the setup of the data acquisition system.

subject of the doctoral thesis: Time-Resolved 2-Color Vibrational Sum Frequency Spectroscopy As part of my doctorate, I was responsible for the setup of a novel spectroscopic system. This included both the optical design of the spectroscopic system and software development for dataprocessing as well as instrument control. I also gained experience with UHV applications and mass spectrometers. supervision of practical courses and management of practice groups in the field of physicalchemistry

Research and consulting activities in the field of physical chemistry (spectroscopy). Exchange of technology and ideas.

supervision of practical courses and management of practice groups in the field of physical chemistry

Tracking Vibrational Dynamics: Time-Resolved 2-Color Sum-Frequency Spectroscopy of Calcium Arachidate Adsorbate Layers

Physical Chemistry