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Dr. Gbur's article was recently included in JOSA A most cited articles in the past decade! Congratulations!
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Within OSA's well-regarded publishing portfolio, ...
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“As a kid, I was always curious about why things work the way they do,” recalls HP Labs summer intern Camilo Moreno. “Then in high school, I discovered how we can understand our world through experiment and observation.” That interest in science led Moreno, who was born in the Colombian capital of Bogota, to study physics at the National University of Colombia before moving to the...
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The Department of Physics & Optical Sciences would like to congratulate Zeba Naqvi for being selected to join ANSYS. Zeba Naqvi accepted an offer to work as an Application Engineer at ANSYS starting June and will be based on Concord MA. Zeba will be joining Jeffery Tharp, an MS Optics graduate of UNC Charlotte who completed his Ph.D. from CREOL. We wish Zeba success in her...
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Dr. Hofmann has received a special invitation to present at the 65th AVS International Symposium and Exhibition where he will be highlighted as a Future Stars of the AVS based on his past and current work and contribution to the AVS community.
The AVS Symposium will take place on Oct 21 – Oct 26, 2018 in Long Beach, CA. ...
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Dr. Glenn Boreman has recently been elevated to Fellow Member status in IEEE, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, in recognition of his contributions to optical and infrared antenna technologies. The IEEE Fellow is one of the most prestigious honors of the IEEE, and is bestowed upon a very limited number of Senior Members who have contributed...
Dr. Yasin Raja has recently been elevated to Senior Member status in SPIE. We would like to congratulate Dr. Raja on behalf of our entire department.
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Navid has won Student Scholarship Award from American Society for Precision Engineering so that he can attend the 32nd ASPE Annual Meeting on October 29- November 3, 2017, to present his research. Navid will be presenting his research title "An optical method for In-situ Measurement of Form and Suface Profile of Axisymmetric Objects".
We would like to congratulate Navid for this...
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One of Zebas' images taken during research has appeared in Optics and Photonics News as 'Image of the week'. The image represents the cross-section of a silicon wafer coated with a thin film of silicon nitride by plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition. Colors in the image are due to thin film interference. You can see the image by clicking...
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One of our physics students, Cobey McGinnis, won 3rd Place in the Engineering, Physical Sciences, Nanotechnology, and Computing category at the 6th Annual Summer Undergraduate Research Symposium, held yesterday on campus. We would like to congratulate Cobey on this occassion.
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BELLINGHAM, Washington, USA – May 12, 2017 – Luke Hardy has been awarded a 2017 Optics and Photonics Education Scholarship by SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics, for his potential contributions to the field of optics, photonics or related field.
Luke Hardy is a PhD candidate at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte pursuing a degree in...
