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“The greatest virtues are those which are most useful to other persons.” – Aristotle

EQUIPMENT & FACILITY

The LENS research lab is well-equipped for performing frontier research in nanophotonics, ranging from generation to manipulation and detection of photons. We can characterize materials and devices with microscopy, linear and nonlinear spectroscopy, energy-momentum spectroscopy, Raman spectroscopy, and time-domain spectroscopy. To that end, a partial list of the lab equipment is available [here]. The LENS lab is also well-facilitated with both internal and external facilities such as the following.

  • AggieFab nanofabrication facility at Texas A&M – [link]
  • Shared facilities in Mechanical Engineering Department – [link]
  • Center for integrated nanotechnologies from Sandia National Lab – [link]
  • Center for nanoscale materials from Argonne National Lab – [link]

USEFUL LINKS

  • Conversion calculator – [link]
  • Refractive index database – [link]
  • WolframAlpha calculator – [link]
  • RP Photonics encyclopedia – [link]
  • Microscopy from Olympus – [link]
  • Spectrographs from HORIBA – [link]
  • Optics toolbox from Light Conversion – [link]
  • Technical tools from Edmund Optics – [link]

AND MORE ...

  • Informative links and tips from Prof. Eric Pop at Stanford – [link]
  • Basic color theory from ColorMatters – [link]
  • No, no, you are not thinking – [link]

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