Seminars
MODERN OPTICS AND SPECTROSCOPY
Spring SEMESTER 2007
The Seminar on Modern Optics and Spectroscopy continues its tradition of inviting a broad spectrum of researchers to share their latest work in optics and spectroscopy.
February 27 |
Dana Dlott, University of Illinois
Ultrafast vibrational spectroscopy with high time and space resolution (Abstract available) |
March 6 |
Moungi Bawendi, MIT
Nanocrystal quantum dot science and technology: The importance of spectroscopy (Abstract available) |
March 13 |
Daniel Murnick, Rutgers University
Counting carbon 14 atoms for health improvement (Abstract available) |
March 27 |
Mriganka Sur, MIT
Imaging cells, synapses, and molecules in the live brain (Abstract available) |
April 3 |
Xi-Cheng Zhang, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Recent development of THz wave technology for sensing and imaging applications (Abstract available) |
April 10 |
Andrei Tokmakoff, MIT
The fluctuations and switching of hydrogen bonds in water (Abstract available) |
April 17 |
János Hebling, MIT
Generation and application of high field THz pulses (Abstract available) |
April 24 |
16th Annual Richard C. Lord Lecture:
Graham Fleming, University of California Berkeley
Two-dimensional ultrafast electronic spectroscopy (Abstract available) |
May 1 |
Rebecca Richards-Kortum, Rice University
Point-of-care optical diagnostics to improve global health (Abstract available) |
May 8 |
Adam Steeves, MIT
Acetylene: What happens when a well-behaved molecule gets bent out
of shape? (Abstract available) |
TUESDAYS, 12:00-1:00, GRIER ROOM (34-401)
Refreshments served following the seminar
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Co-sponsored by the George R. Harrison
Spectroscopy Laboratory,
the Department of Electrical
Engineering and Computer Science and
the School of
Science, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology.
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