David Hanggi

David Hanggi's research focuses on high-intensity laser-plasma interactions, including how powerful laser pulses generate secondary particles and radiation such as X-rays, high-energy electrons, and ions when striking dense targets. This work involves developing diagnostic tools (like spectrometers and electron-scattering techniques) to characterize laser pulses and their effects. An earlier line of work examined thin-film transistors made from zinc tin oxide materials and how radiation affects their electrical properties.

Publication output has been modest and irregular over the last decade, with gaps in some years followed by small clusters of papers, including an uptick projected for 2026.

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