Carmen Menoni

University Distinguished Professor

Colorado State University

United States

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Carmen Menoni is a University Distinguished Professor at Colorado State University in the United States. Her research focuses on ultrafast laser technology, including laser damage mechanisms, material characterization, and the deposition of thin films. Recent publications highlight her work on laser-induced damage in dielectric mirrors, as well as the application of extreme ultraviolet laser ablation in mass spectrometry.

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Ohio State University

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Vitaly Gruzdev

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University of New Mexico

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Jeffrey Moses

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Cornell University

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Enam Chowdhury

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Gregory John Tallents

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University of York

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Richard Bradley

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Colorado State University

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Almantas Galvanauskas

University of Michigan

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François Schiettekatte

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Université de Montréal

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Roadmap on basic research needs for laser technology

Pulse duration dependent effects of ultrafast laser induced damage on a 1030 nm multi-layer dielectric mirror for high repetition rate, high average power laser systems

Extreme ultraviolet laser ablation and time-of-flight mass spectrometry of gold, aluminum, and copper targets

Cryogenic mechanical loss of amorphous germania and titania-doped germania thin films

Influence of defects on the femtosecond laser damage resistance of multilayer dielectric gratings

Effects of elevated-temperature deposition on the atomic structure of amorphous Ta2O5 films

Ultrafast Laser Material Damage Simulation—A New Look at an Old Problem

Generation and characterization of isolated attosecond pulses at 100 kHz repetition rate

Measuring Pb, Th, and U inter-element ratios in geological materials using extreme ultraviolet laser ablation and ionization mass spectrometry

Deposition of conformal thin film coatings on sawtooth substrates using ion bombardment

Prediction of crystallized phases of amorphous Ta2O5-based mixed oxide thin films using a density functional theory database

1.1 J Yb:YAG picosecond laser at 1 kHz repetition rate

Demonstration of a kilowatt average power, 1 J, green laser

Single-shot large field of view Fourier transform holography with a picosecond plasma-based soft X-ray laser

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Lawrence Baker

Vitaly Gruzdev

Jeffrey Moses

Enam Chowdhury

Gregory John Tallents

Richard Bradley

Almantas Galvanauskas

François Schiettekatte

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Carmen Menoni

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Articles (14)

Roadmap on basic research needs for laser technology

Pulse duration dependent effects of ultrafast laser induced damage on a 1030 nm multi-layer dielectric mirror for high repetition rate, high average power laser systems

Extreme ultraviolet laser ablation and time-of-flight mass spectrometry of gold, aluminum, and copper targets

Cryogenic mechanical loss of amorphous germania and titania-doped germania thin films

Influence of defects on the femtosecond laser damage resistance of multilayer dielectric gratings

Effects of elevated-temperature deposition on the atomic structure of amorphous Ta2O5 films

Ultrafast Laser Material Damage Simulation&mdash;A New Look at an Old Problem

Generation and characterization of isolated attosecond pulses at 100 kHz repetition rate

Measuring Pb, Th, and U inter-element ratios in geological materials using extreme ultraviolet laser ablation and ionization mass spectrometry

Deposition of conformal thin film coatings on sawtooth substrates using ion bombardment

Prediction of crystallized phases of amorphous Ta2O5-based mixed oxide thin films using a density functional theory database

1.1 J Yb:YAG picosecond laser at 1 kHz repetition rate

Demonstration of a kilowatt average power, 1 J, green laser

Single-shot large field of view Fourier transform holography with a picosecond plasma-based soft X-ray laser

Collaborators (8)

Lawrence Baker

Vitaly Gruzdev

Jeffrey Moses

Enam Chowdhury

Gregory John Tallents

Richard Bradley

Almantas Galvanauskas

François Schiettekatte

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Ultrafast Laser Material Damage Simulation—A New Look at an Old Problem