We're proud to announce that Gregory Sercel has received the 2026 Optica Advanced Photonics Student Paper Prize for his paper, “Demystifying the independence of dual-comb interferometry on carrier-envelope offset noise.”

#Photonics #Optica #DualComb #FrequencyCombs #Interferometry #Metrology

This recognition highlights important work in #dualcomb #interferometry. By clarifying how carrier-envelope offset noise relates to the independence of dual-comb measurements, the paper deepens our understanding of the principles behind this powerful spectroscopic and metrological technique today.

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