Lab News
DoD SMART Scholarship
Ray Wambold has been awarded the DoD Defense Science Mathematics & Research for Transformation (SMART) Scholarship for Service, sponsored by the Air Force Research Laboratory. Congrats, Ray! |
20 Under 40
Mikhail has been recognized by ASEE Prism Magazine as one of the top 20 "Young Pacesetters" under 40 years of age! |
Welcome back, Bryan!
Bryan Rubio, a former undergraduate intern in the group, has just returned as a PhD student. Welcome back! |
Giant optical anisotropy in a quasi-one-dimensional crystal
Our new paper just came out in Nature Photonics, co-led by our group and the Ravichandran group at USC. We engineered and characterized a bulk material with record-breaking birefringence and dichroism |
Welcome back, Michel
After half a year in Switzerland and Spain, Michel Frising returns to the group. Welcome back! |
Sending off Brad
Congratulations to Brad Gundlach, who is graduating with a MS and heading off to medical school at UCLA on a full ride! |
Many preprints posted
We've had a busy first half of 2018, with 5+ preprints posted on arxiv and in press or in review. Check out the publications page. |
Cover article
Our paper, "Flat optical and plasmonic devices using area-selective ion-beam doping of silicon", is now featured on the inside cover of Advanced Optical Materials. |
NSF CAREER
Mikhail was recently awarded the NSF CAREER award for research the area of thermal-emission engineering. |
Ion-beam doping enables photonic devices
Our paper, "Flat optical and plasmonic devices using area-selective ion-beam doping of silicon", has just been posted online in Advanced Optical Materials. This work is a collaboration with Carsten Ronning's group (Jena), supported by ONR |
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