Seminars
MODERN OPTICS AND SPECTROSCOPY
Spring SEMESTER 2008
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.
| March 4 |
Christopher Cheatum, University of Iowa
Watching the protein mambo: Fast enzyme dynamics (Abstract available) |
| March 11 |
Wonshik Choi, MIT
Field-based 3D microscopy for live cell imaging (Abstract available) |
March 18 |
Edward Boyden, MIT
Optical control of normal and pathological neuronal circuit dynamics (Abstract available)
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March 25 |
Don Eigler, IBM
The quest for spin cascade logic circuits (Abstract available)
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April 1 |
Isaac Chuang, MIT
Planar ion traps for quantum information science and spectroscopy (Abstract available)
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April 8 |
Katherine Stone, MIT
Multi-excitonic coupling in semiconductor nanostructures studied by multidimensional electronic Fourier transform spectroscopy (Abstract available) |
| April 15 |
Michael Strano, MIT
Spectroscopy for probing the chemistry of carbon nanotubes and graphene (Abstract available) |
April 22 |
Martin Gruebele, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
STM-assisted single molecule absorption spectroscopy (Abstract available) |
April 29 |
Andrey Vilesov, University of Southern California
Spectroscopy of molecules and clusters in helium (Abstract available) |
| May 6 |
17th Annual Richard C. Lord Lecture:
Mildred Dresselhaus, MIT
Raman spectroscopy of nanotubes and other nano-carbon systems (Abstract available)
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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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