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PhD Coursework : August 2018
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF PHOTONICS PhD Coursework : August 2018 Date 09:00-10:00 10:00-11:00 11:00-12:00 12:00-01:00 August 8, 2018 Dr.Priya Rose T (Molecular spectroscopy) Dr.Priya Rose T (Molecular spectroscopy) August 10, 2018 Prof. Sheenu Thomas (Material Science) Dr.Saji K J (Quantum Mechanics) Dr.Saji K J (Quantum Mechanics)
Training programme in Optical System Design and Illumination Analysis
International School of Photonics (ISP) Cochin University of Science and Technology is conducting a training programme in Optical System Design and Illumination Analysis Date: 2-3 August, 2018 Time: 10:00 – 17:00 Hrs Venue: Raman Auditorium, ISP Course Fee: Rs. 2000 For registration and details, please contact: Prof. (Dr.) Pramod Gopinath, Coordinator (pramod@cusat.ac.in)
Glass That’s Handled Like a Polymer
For all its superb optical properties, fused silica glass is too brittle to withstand the computer-controlled machining processes used in today’s industries. Now, researchers at a German university have developed a nanocomposite material of mixed glass and polymer particles that can be shaped with polymer-molding techniques, then heat-treated to change into optical-grade glass (Adv. Mater., doi:10.1002/adma.201707100). […]
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Sometimes-Flexible Semiconductors
Under the cover of darkness, a well-known brittle semiconductor turns out to be surprisingly flexible. Scientists at a Japanese university have investigated the previously unknown ability of zinc sulfide crystals to resist deformation under irradiation by light and to bend when the light goes out (Science, doi:10.1126/science.aar6035). Illumination experiments Inorganic semiconductors play an important role in […]
The sunlight that we cannot see
Imagine the Sun’s surface as an utterly black sphere. Imagine a cloudscape above this that is comprised of colorful fans of glowing wisps of translucent fog, all vastly larger than the Earth, which are continually swaying and pulsing, occasionally being torn apart by lightning storms of literally astronomical proportions. Difficult? Not with some of the […]
Using Light for Manufacturing and Analysis
Two challenging issues in biological testing are devices’ portability and to using as little sample as possible. With this framework in mind, lab-on-a-chip devices play a major role, as they aim to integrate most of the facilities of a biology or chemistry laboratory in just a few millimeters device. They are basically made of micrometer […]