Congratulations to all EO graduates from 2011
Jan/22/2012 17:27
May
Robert L. Brown Master
Charles D. Phelps Master
Aug.
Joshua Duran Master
Zhi Wu PhD
Dec.
Dallis Conrad, III Master
Ryan Feaver Master
Jeffrey Kraczek Master
Han Li Master
Joseph Reierson Master
Dayen Voratovic Master
Long Wang Master
Chen Ye Master
Nkorni Katte PhD
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Robert L. Brown Master
Charles D. Phelps Master
Aug.
Joshua Duran Master
Zhi Wu PhD
Dec.
Dallis Conrad, III Master
Ryan Feaver Master
Jeffrey Kraczek Master
Han Li Master
Joseph Reierson Master
Dayen Voratovic Master
Long Wang Master
Chen Ye Master
Nkorni Katte PhD
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Dr. Partha Banerjee has recently been elected to Fellowship of the Institute of Physics
Jan/20/2012 18:12
Dr. Partha Banerjee, Professor of Electro-Optics and Electrical and Computer Engineering, has recently been elected to Fellowship of the Institute of Physics “in recognition of (his) personal contribution to the advancement of physics as a discipline and a profession”.
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2011-2012 SPIE/OSA Officers
Oct/23/2011 23:50
Jeffrey Kraczek
President
Maureen Crotty
V.P. for OSA
Guimin Wu
V.P. for SPIE
Ryan Feaver
Treasurer
Yu Wang
Secretary
3 firms to move work to UD campus
Oct/17/2011 12:04
3 firms to move work to UD campus
http://www.daytondailynews.com/business/3-firms-moving-workers-to-ud-1270587.html
Three companies are planning to move operations to the University of Dayton campus, creating up to 13 jobs in the process, the university said.
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Prof. Qiwen Zhan's paper is among the monthly Top Downloaded papers published in Advances in Optics and Photonics.
Jul/01/2011 17:47
According to the Optical Society of America (OSA), Prof. Qiwen Zhan's paper "Cylindrical vector beams: from mathematical concepts to applications" (Adv. Opt. Photon. 1, 1-57 (2009)) is among the monthly Top Downloaded papers published in Advances in Optics and Photonics.
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High school students from DECA visit Nano-Fab & NEST lab
Jun/27/2011 21:32
Ben Dapore and Chris Bushmeyer presented a poster at the Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges Symposium
Feb/20/2011 15:51
On February 15, 2011 Ben Dapore and Chris Bushmeyer presented a poster on their research in Columbus at the Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges Symposium. They worked the past year in the LADAR and Optical Communications Institute on imaging techniques using digital holography.
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Dr. Edward Watson is Fellow of the Optical Society of America
Feb/17/2011 00:01
Dr Edward Watson is elevated to the rank of fellow in the Optical Society of America (OSA). Dr. Watson is a principal scientist at AFRL and serves on the board of Directors of OSA and he already recognized by SPIE and AFRL as fellow.
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Dr. Weibin Chen presented his work at the SPIE Photonics West Conference
Jan/31/2011 21:25
Dr. Weibin Chen presented his work in Prof. Zhan’s Electro-Optics group as an invited speaker at the SPIE Photonics West Conference, San Francisco, CA. The title of the talk is “Design and construction of an electro-optics rf metamaterial array.”
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Dr. Qiwen Zhan, Associate Professor in the Electro-Optics Program University of Dayton group was featured in an Editorial Article "Optic Trends: More Than Meets the Eye for Optics" in the January Issue of Photonics Spectra.
Jan/21/2011 09:38
Dr. Qiwen Zhan, Associate Professor in the Electro-Optics Program University of Dayton group was featured in an Editorial Article "Optic Trends: More Than Meets the Eye for Optics" in the January Issue of Photonics Spectra. The link to the online version can be found at
http://www.photonics.com/Article.aspx?AID=45546
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Dr. McManamon selected as vice chair of important Air Force Studies board study
Jan/19/2011 20:34
Dr. Paul McManamon has been selected to be vice chair of an important study that will be conducted by the Air Force Studies board, a part of the national academy of Sciences. The initial title of the study will be “Examination of Key Enablers of the Air Force ISR Flight Plan”. Major General Perryman, retired, will be the chair, and Dr. Paul McManamon will be the vice chair. The Statement of Task is:
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Congratulations to Dr. Peter Powers as Mann Chair in the Sciences and his promotion to Fellow of the SPIE.
Dec/09/2010 18:58
Congratulations to Dr. Peter Powers as the Mann Chair in the Sciences in the Department of Physics; on his promotion to Fellow of the SPIE. Recognition of his many years of outstanding research accomplishments and service to the optics community.
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Work from Prof. Qiwen Zhan's group highlighted in the "Optics in 2010" special issue of the Optics & Photonics News (OPN).
Dec/02/2010 21:30
The latest work from Prof. Qiwen Zhan's group on Spiral Plasmonic Lens has been selected to appear in the "Optics in 2010" December Special Issue of the Optics & Photonics News (OPN).
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Dr. Bradley D. Duncan has been recognized by OSA as a senior member
Nov/20/2010 17:42
Dr. Bradley D. Duncan has been recognized by the Optical Society of America Board of Director as an OSA Senior Member.
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2010 SPIE&OSA Student chapter officers at University of Dayton
Oct/21/2010 23:20
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| Jeffrey Kraczek President | Maureen Crotty Vice President | Aaron Seidel Secretary | Ryan Feaver Treasurer |
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Dr. Paul McManamon gave the first talk in the Active EO Military Sensing Symposium meeting in Orlando on Sept 28, 2010.
Oct/17/2010 15:52
In honor of the 50th anniversary of the invention of the laser Dr. Paul McManamon gave the first talk in the Active EO Military Sensing Symposium meeting in Orlando on Sept 28, 2010.
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Prof. Qiwen Zhan, Ph.D. is invited to serve as a Topical Editor for Applied Optics, the most widely read peer-reviewed journal published by the Optical Society of America (OSA).
Oct/17/2010 15:48
Prof. Qiwen Zhan, Ph.D. is invited to serve as a Topical Editor for Applied Optics, the most widely read peer-reviewed journal published by the Optical Society of America (OSA). Published three times each month, Applied Optics reports significant optics applications from optical testing and instrumentation to medical optics...from holography to optical neural networks...from lidar and remote sensing to laser materials processing. His three-year term started on October 1, 2010.
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Ross Robb was awarded the SMART Scholarship
Sep/27/2010 22:20
Ross Robb applied and was awarded the SMART Scholarship and now he is going to the University of Dayton for his Masters in Electro-Optics and have interned at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB) where he will be working once he graduate in 2011.
Undergraduate students at EOP
Sep/24/2010 23:36
"Over the past year, Ben Dapore and Chris Bushmeyer have worked closely with Nick Miller at LOCI. They have been working on classifying and characterizing various cameras for image detection in both the pupil and image plane in a digital holography setup. This imagining invovled speckle size and speckle averaging.
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Nkorni Katte has been awarded the "Dissertation Year Fellowship" from Graduate School.
Jun/16/2010 22:18
We are proud to announce that Nkorni Katte, a Ph.D. student in Electro-Optics Program has been awarded the “Dissertation Year Fellowship” from Graduate School for the 2010-11 academic year.
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Dr. Paul McManamon will attend in Washington to serve on an external review of the EO program at the Naval research laboratory, NRL.
Jun/15/2010 02:35
External Review Panel for 2010 – Dr. Paul McManamon, Part-time Director of Electro-Optics Ladar and Optical Communications Institute, School of Engineering Will attend In Washington to serve on an external review of the EO program at the Naval research Laboratory, NRL. Attached are the review panel members. It will be a 2 day review, Tuesday, June 15, 2010 and Wednesday, June 16, 2010.
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Weibin Chen is awarded by Sigma Xi Research Society as the Graduate Student Researcher of the year.
Apr/22/2010 23:30
Weibin Chen is awarded by Sigma Xi Research Society (University of Dayton) as the Graduate Student Researcher of the year. Congratulations on his great achievements.
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High School student, Hans Banerjee, son of our EO/ECE faculty member, Partha Banerjee, presents a research paper at Spring APS meeting.
Apr/14/2010 00:40
CENTERVILLE — A Centerville High School senior made a foray into a summer work program and emerged as the main author of a scientific paper.
Hans Banerjee, 17, presented the research paper, of which he was first author, to the American Physical Society on March 18 in Portland, Ore. The paper focuses on optical properties of photorefractive crystals, which are electro-optic materials that can be used in specialized scientific, industrial and defense applications.
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Hans Banerjee, 17, presented the research paper, of which he was first author, to the American Physical Society on March 18 in Portland, Ore. The paper focuses on optical properties of photorefractive crystals, which are electro-optic materials that can be used in specialized scientific, industrial and defense applications.
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Mann Chair appointment - Dr. Peter Powers
Jan/22/2010 21:04
Dr. Peter Powers' four-year appointment will begin on August 16, 2010, following Dr. Bob Brecha's completion this spring of his term in the position. Dr. Powers will be installed formally in the position at a ceremony to be held in the 2010-11 academic year.
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The harmony of art and science: droplet holography
Sep/23/2009 21:46
Little drops of water Little grains of sand Make the mighty ocean And the beauteous land….
so wrote Mrs. J.A. Carney in 1845. Artists like Martin Waugh have wonderful pictures of water drops (and ice crystals) exhibited as liquid sculptures (see, for instance, http://www.liquidsculpture.com/fine_art/). A picture, however, is only two-dimensional. At the University of Dayton (UD), researchers are looking into the detailed nature of these little drops, using holography to recreate their exact three-dimensional shape in order to understand how exactly they deform when they impact fast moving surfaces such as the windshields of aircraft traveling through rain.
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so wrote Mrs. J.A. Carney in 1845. Artists like Martin Waugh have wonderful pictures of water drops (and ice crystals) exhibited as liquid sculptures (see, for instance, http://www.liquidsculpture.com/fine_art/). A picture, however, is only two-dimensional. At the University of Dayton (UD), researchers are looking into the detailed nature of these little drops, using holography to recreate their exact three-dimensional shape in order to understand how exactly they deform when they impact fast moving surfaces such as the windshields of aircraft traveling through rain.
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Lockheed Martin Corp. has become a sponsor of the Oakwood high school Science Olympiad team
Jun/12/2009 00:52
Lockheed Martin Corp. has become a sponsor of the Oakwood high school Science Olympiad team. The team will be created and coached by Igor Anisimov, LOCI Sr. Research Engineer. This year Igor has already created a high school Physics team with some students having participated in the 2009 National Physics Bowl.
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The third International Conference of Nanophotonics in Harbin, China
May/30/2009 00:45
The EO program successfully organized the third International Conference of Nanophotonics in Harbin, China. This is one of the topical conference sponsored by the Optical Society of America. Prof. Qiwen Zhan served as the conference co-chairs, along with Prof. Qihuang Gong from Peking University and Prof. Xiudong Sun from Harbin Institute of Technology. Prof. Joseph Haus served as the technical committee co-chair. Prof. Haus and Prof. Zhan also gave a short course on "Nanophotonics" at the conference. The next conference will be held from May 31-June 3, 2010 in Tsukuba, Japan.
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Electro-Optics Program moves to a new home
May/24/2009 00:51
Through all our effort together, Electro-Optics finally moves to a new home - the fifth floor of the College Park Center building. This 15,000 square feet space will be used for teaching, studying, seminars and researches. New offices and labs are under construction. Let's take a look at some photos.
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2009 EOP Graduate Student Summer Fellowship Awardees
Apr/09/2009 09:58
Chen, Weibin SOE -- Electro Optics Qiwen Zhan, Advisor
Cheng, Wen SOE -- Electro Optics Qiwen Zhan, Advisor
Gao, Jian SOE -- Electro Optics Qiwen Zhan, Advisor
Tschimwang, Alain Ngoy SOE -- Electro Optics Qiwen Zhan, Advisor
Wu, Zhi SOE -- Electro Optics Qiwen Zhan, Advisor
Han, Weibin SOE -- Electro Optics Joseph Haus, Advisor
Katte, Nkorni SOE -- Electro Optics Joseph Haus, Advisor
Serushema, Jean Bosco SOE -- Electro Optics Joseph Haus, Advisor
Zhou, Renjie SOE -- Electro Optics Joseph Haus, Advisor
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Cheng, Wen SOE -- Electro Optics Qiwen Zhan, Advisor
Gao, Jian SOE -- Electro Optics Qiwen Zhan, Advisor
Tschimwang, Alain Ngoy SOE -- Electro Optics Qiwen Zhan, Advisor
Wu, Zhi SOE -- Electro Optics Qiwen Zhan, Advisor
Han, Weibin SOE -- Electro Optics Joseph Haus, Advisor
Katte, Nkorni SOE -- Electro Optics Joseph Haus, Advisor
Serushema, Jean Bosco SOE -- Electro Optics Joseph Haus, Advisor
Zhou, Renjie SOE -- Electro Optics Joseph Haus, Advisor
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Dr. Joseph W. Haus has been awarded the John Carroll University 2009 Physics Department's Distinguished Alumnus Award
Feb/25/2009 11:24
Dr. Joseph W. Haus has been awarded the John Carroll University 2009 Physics Department's Distinguished Alumnus Award. The Award Banquet will be April 3, 2009 at John Carroll University.
Dr. Haus'professional success and continued contacts with the department exemplify what this award is all about.
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Dr. Haus'professional success and continued contacts with the department exemplify what this award is all about.
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Dr. Partha Banerjee has been approved by OSA's Board of Editors to serve as a Topical Editor in Applied Optics
Jan/23/2009 11:26
Dr. Partha Banerjee - Electro-Optics Program Professor has been unanimously approved by OSA's Board of Editors to serve as a Topical Editor in Applied Optics.
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Graduate Research in Optics & Photonics
Jan/16/2009 11:28
The Electro-Optics Program at the University of Dayton has research opportunities for prospective graduate students for Fall 2009.
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Dr. Paul Mc Manamon named IEEE Fellow
Dec/17/2008 11:41
On Nov 12, 2008 the IEEE board of directors voted to elevate Dr. Paul McManamon to the rank of Fellow of IEEE. The citation reads: “for contributions in optical phased array and laser radar”.
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Dr. Joseph Haus receives American Physical Society Fellow Award
Dec/17/2008 11:39
Dr Joseph Haus was bestowed the APS Fellow award at the joint OSA/APS October meeting in Rochester, NY. His work in heterogeneous nonlinear materials, especially nonlinear optics of photonic crystals was mentioned in the citation.
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DAGSI student awards: Wen Cheng and Alain Tschwimwang
Dec/17/2008 11:37
The Dayton Area Graduate Studies Institute (DAGSI) has been funded by the State of Ohio to support economic growth by strengthening the intellectual infrastructure in technology and developing engineering workforce talent...
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Ph.D. and M.S. awards for 2008
Dec/17/2008 11:29
The past year the following students were awarded EO M.S. and Ph.D. degrees
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Dr. Edward Watson is Fellow of the Optical Society of America
Dec/12/2008 11:43
Dr Edward Watson is elevated to the rank of fellow in the Optical Society of America (OSA). Dr. Watson is a principal scientist at AFRL and serves on the board of Directors of OSA and he already recognized by SPIE and AFRL as fellow.
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SPIE Travel Award: Weibin Chen
Dec/07/2008 11:35
Weibin Chen received a SPIE Student Travel Grant to attend the SPIE Photonics West meeting in San Jose in 2009, where he will report recent results on “Direct imaging of surface plasmon excitation with radially polarized beam.”
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