Seminars
MODERN OPTICS AND SPECTROSCOPY
FALL SEMESTER 2009
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.
October 6 |
3rd Annual Dasari Lecture
Changhuei Yang, California Institute of Technology
Innovations in biophotonics- from $10 chip-scale microscopes to time-reversal-induced tissue transparency |
October 13 |
Vladimir Bulovic, MIT
Excitons in nanostructured devices |
October 20 |
Jiwoong Park, Cornell University
Carbon nanotube Rayleigh scattering spectroscopy |
November 3 |
John Asbury, Penn State
Pathways to more efficient third-generation photovoltaics |
November 10 |
Ken Crozier, Harvard University
Manipulating nanoparticles and enhancing spectroscopy with surface plasmons |
November 17 |
Christian Degen, MIT
The quest for chemical contrast in high-resolution microscopy |
November 24 |
Jacquin Niles, MIT
Molecular tools for studying genetically challenging organisms |
December 1 |
Pat Vaccaro, Yale University
Resonant four-wave mixing probes of potentially frustrated proton-transfer dynamics |
December 8 |
Michelle Povinelli, University of Southern California
Applications of dynamically-tuned microphotonic structures |
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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