CONTRIBUTE
Add your tool to the portal.
attosecond.eu is an open collection. If you have built a computational tool for ultrafast or attosecond science and want the community to use it, it can live here.
What fits here
The portal favours tools that make a physical model easier to access, inspect, and reuse: pulse propagation and dispersion, spectral and phase analysis, harmonic generation, streaking and reconstruction, beam and optics calculators, data-format converters, teaching demos, and similar utilities.
The strongest fit is a tool with a clearly stated model, documented equations, honest validity limits, and an interface that stays close to the underlying physics. Browser-based tools that run computation locally are ideal, but hosted apps and downloadable code are welcome too.
How to contribute
Prepare the tool
Include a short model description, the key equations, numerical assumptions, and validity limits. Add an open licence.
Host it
Any stable public URL works — GitHub Pages, an institutional server, or a subdomain such as yourtool.attosecond.eu.
Propose the listing
Get in touch with the tool name, one-line summary, description, capability tags, and links.
Review & publish
We check the model documentation and links, then add a card to the Tools section. The portal grows without changing its structure.
Listing checklist
To publish a card we need: a name, a one-line subtitle, a short description, 3–5 capability tags, a launch link, and a documentation link describing the model and its assumptions.
Tools stay owned and maintained by their authors. The portal only links to them and presents them consistently — you keep full control of your code and its repository.
Ready to propose a tool?
Get in touch to discuss the listing.