Laboratory
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| Recent sum-rule calculations show that nonlinear susceptibilities are bounded. For more information, please check - M. G. Kuzyk, "Physical Limits on Electronic Nonlinear Molecular Susceptibilities," Physical Review Letters 85, 1218 (2000). | Professor Kuzyk's Lab has unique facilities to make single mode polymer optical fibers. The photograph above shows an endview of a single mode guide and the theoretical intensity profile. See publication list for more info. |
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Click here for more information on Prof. Kuzyk’s new book on Polymer
Fiber Optics, a research area that was pioneered by his group
at WSU |
Professor Kuzyk's work on using sum rules
to calculate quantum limitations of optical devices is featured
in Circuits
& Devices Magazine, September 2003 Issue.
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Professor Kuzyk's theoretical work on the fundamental theoretical limit is driving new research around the world. His work has been highlighted in the press. Check the links below for more information.
- National Geographic
- Wired News
- National Post and CanWest News service
- Laser Focus World
- PhysOrg.com
- MIT Microphotonics Center
- Physics Daily
- Chemistry Daily
- Others
- Washington State Magazine 2006
- Washington State University News
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Group Members
| Graduate
Students Christopher Dudley Natnael Embaye Jeong Joon Park Javier Pérez Moreno Weiya Zhang Juefei Zhou |
Undergraduate
Students Shaoping Bian |
Past
Students Chris Breckon (BS) |
| Group Pictures | Past Students: Where are they now and why do they make more $$ than their poor advisor? | |
| Recent Group Publications |
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