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Beaming random lasers with soliton control

April 26, 2019

Article | OPEN | Published: 21 September 2018 Sreekanth Perumbilavil, Armando Piccardi, Raouf Barboza, Oleksandr Buchnev, Martti Kauranen, Giuseppe Strangi Gaetano Assanto Random lasers are resonator-less light sources where feedback stems from recurrent scattering at the expense...

The heat is on

August 16, 2018

Physics' own, Professor Giuseppe Strangi, is Conference Chair of the "NanoPlasm2018" event. Researchers in the field of plasmonics and metamaterial gathered in Cetraro, Italy, to attend. This conference is...

Taylor Fest 2018 Recordings Now Available!

August 1, 2018

Recordings of the lectures are now available. Our friend and colleague Philip Taylor, Distinguished University Professor and Perkins Professor of Physics, celebrated his 80th birthday last year. To mark the occasion...

Distinguished University Professor Glenn Starkman memorializes Stephen Hawking

March 30, 2018

Glenn Starkman, Distinguished University Professor and professor of physics and astronomy, wrote a piece describing the scientific and cultural achievements of the late Stephen Hawking. The article, titled “The...

Researchers discover that nanometer-thick tin selenide crafted in thin films of connected ‘nanoflakes’ shows promise for thermoelectric energy conversion.

March 29, 2018

From the Journal: Journal of Applied Physics By AIP News Staff WASHINGTON, D.C., March 27, 2018 -- Single crystal tin selenide (SnSe) is a semiconductor and an ideal thermoelectric material; it can...

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Beaming random lasers with soliton control

The heat is on

Taylor Fest 2018 Recordings Now Available!

Distinguished University Professor Glenn Starkman memorializes Stephen Hawking

Researchers discover that nanometer-thick tin selenide crafted in thin films of connected ‘nanoflakes’ shows promise for thermoelectric energy conversion.

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