Gallery October 6, 2023: Dinner to celebrate the 2023 Nobel Prize in Physics for attosecond science (to Pierre Agostini, Ferenc Krausz, and Anne L’Huillier). December 14, 2023: Training session on the US Physics Olympiad at the Crooms Academy of Information Technology (Magnet school in Sanford, Seminole county, FL). This event has been made possible by the initiative and hospitality of the local instructor, Richard S. Backel. October 27, 2023: Seminar on attosecond science and the US Physics Olympiad, at the Crooms Academy of Information Technology (Magnet school in Sanford, Seminole county, FL). This event has been made possible by the initiative and hospitality of the local instructor, Richard S. Backel. November 13, 2023: Seminar on attosecond science, the US Chemistry Olympiad, and the US Physics Olympiad, at Poinciana High School (Kissimmee, Osceola county, FL). This event has been made possible by the initiative and hospitality of the local Instructor, Jamaris Westerband Rosario, and the support of Assistant Principal Sina Vincutonis. BBQ with group and friends at Fort Christmas Historic Park Panel discussion on the future of attosecond science at ATTO VIII (July 2022). Left to right: Linda Young, Nina Rohringer, Maria Richter, Alexandra Landsman, Ursula Keller, Mette Gaarde, and Nirit Dudovich. The panel was chaired by Li Fang. Open-air sport at Wekiwa Springs Workshop for high-school teachers on the F=ma competition. If you are interested, check out the Outreach tab! Trip to the Kennedy Space Center (June 2023) ATTO VIII: Visit to the Kennedy Space Center. Lunch with Jeppe Olsen and Nicolas Douguet under the stunning tree of the National Institute of Standard and Technology Headquarters (Gaithersburg, Maryland) BBQ with extended group family, at Wekiwa Springs At work with Juan Martín Randazzo Ph.D. Graduation ceremony of Dr. Coleman Cariker and Dr. Saad Mehmood. Group dinner at Marlow’s tavern. At Orlando Wetlands Park Night at the Robinson Observatory Night at the Robinson Observatory The Atlantic Ocean Wednesday November 15, 2023, Jackson Heights Middle School in Seminole County (Florida). Outreach activity on the transformation and storage of energy, in the context of the broader event “STEM Night” organized by the school to increase student interest in STEM fields and education. The event was attended by more than 500 middle-school students, often accompanied by their younger siblings, and parents. The outreach activity was coordinated by Dr. Vaida, chair of the Outreach Committee at UCF Physics Department, and it comprised several hands-on experiments on the conversion of energy between its various forms: mechanical, electrical, chemical and radiation. For this event, the UCF team was, from the left: Dr. Xiaofeng Feng, Dr. Ellen Kang, Dr. Luca Argenti, Dr. Denisia Poplan Vaida, Dr. Mihai Vaida, Tobias Konowitz, and Keith Blackman. Keith is a graduate student in Physics. Dr. Feng’s research is on electrocatalysis for renewable energy conversion, Dr. Argenti’s is on theoretical attosecond science, Dr. Poplan Vaida’s is on combustion processes, Dr. Vaida’s is on ultrafast processes of molecules adsorbed on surfaces. Tobias is an undergraduate student. Keith is working with Professor Mihai Vaida understanding strong metal support interaction in precious metal / metal oxide supports using Ultra-high Vacuum (UHV) techniques. Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics, Heidelberg (Germany), Tuesday Nov 26, 2024. From left to right: Christian Ott, Luca Argenti, Kiyoshi Ueda, Gergana Borisova, Weiyu Zhang, Thomas Pfeifer. Dr. Argenti visited the institute to give a talk, within the Bothe Colloquium series, titled “From atoms to molecules, theory on the heels of attosecond electron dynamics”, and to work at ongoing projects on the pump-probe ionization of the helium atom, in which Nicholas Lewis, a PhD student in the TAS group, is also involved.