1 K.M. Dorney, T.. Fan, Q.L. Nguyen, J.L. Ellis, D.D. Hickstein, N.. Brooks, D.. Zusin, C.. Gentry, C.. Hernández-García, H.. Kapteyn, and M.. Murnane, Optics Express 29, (2021).
Jennifer Ellis
First name
Jennifer
Middle name
L.
Last name
Ellis
1 K.M. Dorney, L.. Rego, N.. Brooks, J.. San Román, C.-T.. Liao, J.L. Ellis, D.. Zusin, C.. Gentry, Q.L. Nguyen, J.M. Shaw, A.. Picón, L.. Plaja, H.. Kapteyn, M.. Murnane, and C.. Hernández-García, Nature Photonics 13, (2018).
1 P.-C.. Huang, C.. Hernández-García, J.-T.. Huang, P.-Y.. Huang, C.-H.. Lu, L.. Rego, D.D. Hickstein, J.L. Ellis, A.. Jaron-Becker, A.. Becker, S.-.. Da Yang, C.G. Durfee, L.. Plaja, H.. Kapteyn, M.. Murnane, A.H. Kung, and M.-C.. Chen, Nature Photonics 12, (2018).
1 J.L. Ellis, Development and Application of Extreme Ultraviolet Light Sources - Harnessing Novel Geometries of High-Harmonic Generation and Using Photoelectron Spectroscopy to Study Nanoparticle Dynamics, University of Colorado Boulder, 2018.
1 J.L. Ellis, K.M. Dorney, D.D. Hickstein, N.. Brooks, C.. Gentry, C.. Hernández-García, D.. Zusin, J.M. Shaw, Q.L. Nguyen, C.. Mancuso, G.S.M. Jansen, S.. Witte, H.. Kapteyn, and M.. Murnane, Optica 5, (2018).
1 C.. Mancuso, K.M. Dorney, D.D. Hickstein, J.L. Chaloupka, X.-M.. Tong, J.L. Ellis, H.. Kapteyn, and M.. Murnane, Physical Review Letters 96, (2017).
1 J.L. Ellis, K.M. Dorney, C.G. Durfee, C.. Hernández-García, F.. Dollar, C.. Mancuso, T.. Fan, D.. Zusin, C.. Gentry, P.. Grychtol, H.. Kapteyn, M.. Murnane, and D.D. Hickstein, Optics Express 25, (2017).
1 K.M. Dorney, J.L. Ellis, C.. Hernández-García, D.D. Hickstein, C.. Mancuso, N.. Brooks, T.. Fan, G.. Fan, D.. Zusin, C.. Gentry, P.. Grychtol, H.. Kapteyn, and M.. Murnane, Physical Review Letters 11945, (2017).
1 J.L. Ellis, D.D. Hickstein, W.. Xiong, F.. Dollar, B.B. Palm, E.. Keister, K.M. Dorney, C.. Ding, T.. Fan, M.B. Wilker, K.J. Schnitzenbaumer, G.. Dukovic, J.L. Jimenez, H.. Kapteyn, and M.. Murnane, The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters 7, (2016).
1 D.D. Hickstein, F.. Dollar, P.. Grychtol, J.L. Ellis, R.. Knut, C.. Hernández-García, D.. Zusin, C.. Gentry, J.M. Shaw, T.. Fan, K.M. Dorney, A.. Becker, A.. Jaron-Becker, H.. Kapteyn, M.. Murnane, and C.G. Durfee, Nature Photonics 10, (2016).
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