Yuuki Uesugi

Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku University

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Tomoya Nakamura

Associate Professor

Osaka University

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Tomomi Nemoto

教授/Professor

自然科学研究機構　生命創成探究センター/Exploratory Research Center on Life and Living Systems

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Shunichi Sato

Tohoku University

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Yuichi Kozawa

Tohoku University

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Yuuki Uesugi

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Laser nanoprocessing via an enhanced longitudinal electric field of a radially polarized beam

Graded arc beam in light needle microscopy for axially resolved, rapid volumetric imaging without nonlinear processes

Nanoprocessing of Self-Suspended Monolayer Graphene and Defect Formation by Femtosecond-Laser Irradiation

Multi-beam ultrafast laser processing of free-standing nanofilms

Wavefront engineered light needle microscopy for axially resolved rapid volumetric imaging

Properties of electron lenses produced by ponderomotive potential with Bessel and Laguerre–Gaussian beams

Electron Round Lenses with Negative Spherical Aberration by a Tightly Focused Cylindrically Polarized Light Beam

Electron Round Lenses with Negative Spherical Aberration by a Tightly Focused Cylindrically Polarized Light Beam

Laser microprocessing of metal surfaces using a tightly focused radially polarized beam

Ultrafast laser ablation of 10-nm self-supporting membranes by two-beam interference processing

Imaging with a longitudinal electric field in confocal laser scanning microscopy to enhance spatial resolution

Direct generation of the lowest-order vortex beam using a spot defect mirror in the ultraviolet region

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Tomoya Nakamura

Tomomi Nemoto

Shunichi Sato

Yuichi Kozawa

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