Title: An operator-based approach to classifying topology in open and nonlinear systems Abstract: In this talk, I will provide an overview of some of the outstanding problems in the classification of topological materials in physical systems, and I will discuss how many of these problems can be addressed through the spectral localizer framework. About the Speaker: Alexander Cerjan is a Principal Member …
Events at UCFCREOL, the College of Optics and Photonics' annual Industrial Affiliates Symposium brings together members of the CREOL Industrial Affiliates program in an intentional fusion of academia, industry and government. Students and faculty are encouraged to take advantage of the many networking opportunities the program creates. Thursday, March 5 (CREOL Building) Spring Optics and Photonics Career Fair hosted by CREOL Separate Registration …
Events at UCFGet your resume ready for the spring Optics and Photonics Career Fair, hosted by CREOL, the College of Optics and Photonics. This event is open to students studying optics and photonics, engineering and physics. Thanks to CREOL’s stellar international reputation, optics and photonics companies and national labs are hiring UCF students and alumni across all science, math and engineering majors. …
Events at UCFTitle: A study in contrasts: epitaxial integration of III-Vs with dielectrics for novel lasers This talk will highlight recent progress in molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) regrowth of laser structures that harness the contrasting properties of III–V semiconductors and dielectric materials to realize new device architectures. About the Speaker: Minjoo Larry Lee received his Bachelor’s degree from Brown University and his …
Events at UCFTitle: Inverse designed, densely integrated classical and quantum photonics Abstract: Recent breakthroughs in photonics design, along with new nanofabrication approaches and heterogeneous integration play crucial roles in building photonics for applications including optical interconnects and quantum technologies. This design breakthrough is named photonic inverse design, and refers to efficiently searching through the space of all possible photonic device geometries, within fabrication …
Events at UCF