ITATANI Jiro

Jiro Itatani is a faculty member in the Department of Physics at The University of Tokyo. His research focuses on Atomic, Molecular, and Optical (AMO) Physics, particularly in the areas of ultrafast optical sciences and soft X-ray technologies. His group develops advanced intense ultrashort-pulse lasers for attosecond science and ultrafast spectroscopy. Research topics include waveform-controlled light sources, attosecond soft-X-ray pulse generation, coherent control of ultrafast processes, and ultrafast soft-X-ray spectroscopy. His work involves high-peak-power femtosecond lasers and high harmonic generation for EUV and soft X-ray applications.

Jiro Itatani is a researcher at the Institute for Solid State Physics, University of Tokyo, specializing in attosecond science, ultrafast and strong-field physics, and soft-x-ray spectroscopy. His work focuses on the temporal and spectral characterization of ultrafast phenomena, including the generation and control of attosecond pulses, high harmonic generation, and the dynamics of electronic and molecular systems. Itatani's research explores the interaction of intense laser fields with matter, enabling the observation of ultrafast processes in solids, molecules, and semiconductors. His studies contribute to the development of advanced spectroscopic techniques for probing electronic, vibrational, and rotational dynamics with attosecond precision.