Laboratory for Nonlinear Optical Studies
Nonlinear optics describes the interaction of light with matter. The interaction of a particle of light, called a photon, with a material can be used to study matter's microscopic properties. Alternatively, materials can be designed to harness light for useful applications such as routing signals of light in optical fibers to make the internet faster or to build high-speed computers. Other applications include medical imaging, cancer therapies that kill bad cells and leave the healthy ones unscathed, and the development of novel materials that repair themselves and morph according to their programming and environment.
Dr. Asselberghs and Dr. Moreno visiting NLO group
Dr. Inge Asselberghs and Dr. Javier Perez-Moreno have been visiting NLO group this summer. Dr. Inge Asselbreghs is a Post-doctoral Researcher at the K.U.Leuven in Belgium...
Mark Kuzyk Promoted to Regents Professor
Mark G. Kuzyk of the Physics and Astronomy Department has been promoted to the rank of Regents Professor by Washington State University. The promotion honors the highest level of international distinction in the discipline that raises university standards through teaching, scholarship and public service...
Prof. Kuzyk's Long Summer Trip
For most of the summer, Prof. Mark G. Kuzyk will be collaborating with Prof. Koen Clays and Dr. Javier Perez-Moreno of the University of Leuven, in Belgium. they are developing theoretical models that can be used to simplify the analysis of experiments designed to measure the nonlinear response of molecules...
Online Encyclopedia for nonlinear Optics
Prof. Mark G. Kuzyk is in the process of building a website called NLOsource, which is intended to be an online resource for those interested in nonlinear optics. It provides tutorials, research news, computer code, and more. At the homepage (www.nlosource.com), you will find the following: Nonlinear optics describes the interaction of light with matter. The interaction of a particle of light, called a photon, with a material can be used to study matter's microscopic properties. Alternatively, materials can be designed to harness light for useful applications such as routing signals of light in optical fibers to make the internet faster or to build high-speed computers. Other applications include medical imaging, cancer therapies that kill bad cells and leave the healthy ones unscathed, and the development of novel materials that repair themselves and morph according to their programming and environment. This web site is provided as a resource on nonlinear optics and nonlinear-optical materials.
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