Research and Development
 We have several graduate and
undergraduate projects on various aspects of optical materials. These
include everything from the basic structure of glass to advanced nanotechnology.
There is a concentration in researching various waveguiding structures. |
NOTE: Please use
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 Nano
and Metastable Processing of Rare Earth Doped Glasses for Photonic
Applications
(Matthew Finley, Ph.D. Thesis,
June 2002)
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Photonic
Structures for Waveguide Applications (Cheol Lee, Ph.D. Thesis,
June 2002)
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Photosensitivity
of Silicates at 193 nm (Chris Haines, Ph.D. Thesis, January 2003)
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Laser
- Induced Fluorescent Cooling of Thulium - Doped Heavy Metal Fluoride
Glasses, (Robert Gruytch, Ph.D. Thesis)
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Fabrication
and Characterization of Erbium in Alkaline Earth Multicomponent Glasses (James
Phillips, Ph.D. Thesis)
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Synthesis, Characterization
and Processing of Active Rare Earth-doped Chalcohalide glasses(Roberto
DeBari, Ph.D. Thesis, June 2002) |
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Combustion
Flame - Chemical Vapor Condensation of Rare Earth Doped Silicate Nanopowders
(Susan Halpern, Ph.D. Thesis) |