Colloquium

The Optical Sciences Colloquium series is a dynamic forum for the rapid and widespread interchange of ideas, techniques, and research in all areas of optics. We schedule an impressive list of academic scholars and industry leaders to lead discussions and open the program to questions and comments. All Optical Sciences students and faculty members, as well as members of the optics community and the public are invited to attend.

Spring 2010 Contacts: Professor Mahmoud Fallahi or Ms. Luz Palomarez

2010-01-21	Seppo Honkanen TKK, Finland
2010-02-04	Stephan koch University Marburg
2010-02-11	Sang-Hyun Oh University of Minnesota
2010-02-18	Ajayan Pulicket Rice University
2010-02-25	Dan Stamper-Kurn University of California at Berkeley
2010-03-04	Farhang Shadman University of Arizona
2010-03-11	Conrad Wells ITT Space System
2010-03-18	No Colloquium: UA Spring Break
2010-03-25	Nader Engheta University of Pennsylvania
2010-04-01	Peter So Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2010-04-08	Jacques Beckers University of Arizona
2010-04-15	Tom Milster University of Arizona
2010-04-22	Carlton M. Caves University of New Mexico

Fall 2009 Contacts: Professor Mahmoud Fallahi or Ms. Luz Palomarez

2009-09-03

Ivan Deutsch

University of New Mexico

Quantum Control and Measurement: Two Keys to Quantum Information Processing

2009-09-10

Harrison Barrett

University of Arizona

DR with a DSLR or Over the Himalaya with a Suitcase

2009-09-17

Bahram Jalali

University of California Los Angeles

Real-Time Measurements, Rogue Events and Photon Economics

2009-09-24

Charles Falco

University of Arizona

Computerized Image Analysis: Examples and Insights From 1000 Years of Optical Projections

not recorded

2009-10-01

Marko Loncar

Harvard

Optical Nanostructures for Advanced Communication Systems

2009-10-08

Robert Norwood

University of Arizona

Optical Polymer Nanocomposites: Designer Materials for Nanophotonics.

2009-10-15

No Colloquium:

OSA's Frontier's in Optics

2009-10-22

Yong-Hang Zhang

Arizona State University

6.1 Å II-VI and III-V Semiconductors and Their Application to Multi- ...

2009-10-29

James C. Wyant

University of Arizona

The College of Optical Sciences -- Past, Present, and Future

2009-11-05

James Burge

Mirror Technologies for Giant Telescopes

2009-11-12

Henry Lezec

NIST

Negative Radiation Pressure

2009-11-19

Scott Diddams

NIST

Combing through Space: Broad Bandwidth Approaches to Optical and Infrared Spectroscopy

2009-11-26

No Colloquium:

Thanksgiving Holiday

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