Arnaud Rouzée

Dr. Arnaud Rouzée is a Department Head A1 and Project Coordinator of 'Time-resolved XUV science' at the Max Born Institute in Berlin. His research focuses on strong field processes and ultrafast imaging techniques using XUV and X-ray radiation to study molecular dynamics. He earned his Ph.D. in 2007 from Dijon University, with a thesis on laser-induced molecular alignment. He has held roles including Postdoctoral Fellow at AMOLF and guest scientist at the Max Born Institute. His work explores multielectron dynamics, electron-nuclear couplings, and imaging extended systems like clusters.

• Education:
• Ph.D. (2004-2007): Dijon University, Thesis: 'Laser-induced molecular alignment of asymmetric top molecules'
• Lecturer (2004-2007) at Dijon University via French CIES Monitor
• Research Focus:
• Strong field ionization
• Ultrafast XUV/X-ray imaging
• Femtosecond/attosecond molecular dynamics
• Projects:
• Coordinator of Project 2.1: 'Time-resolved XUV science'
• Member of Project 2.2: 'Strong-field few-body physics'

His 2024 publications include studies on nitrogen dioxide photochemistry and molecular photoswitches, while 2023 works address CS2 structural dynamics and CF3I photoionization. Key themes are ultrafast spectroscopy, Coulomb explosion imaging, and laser-driven molecular control. No scientific awards are explicitly listed.