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Revision as of 10:09, 28 January 2014
Applied Optics Lunchtime Seminars
All talks are on Tuesday or Wednesday at 1.00pm - the room is available until 2pm. The venue will be the Tower 2nd Floor Lecture Theatre unless otherwise stated. The information will also be printed on the posters, and in the emails advertising the talks.
Talks are generally every fortnight, internal volunteers and external speakers are all welcome - please speak to or email David He (diwei.he@nottingham.ac.uk) to make sure a room is available if it's not on one of the dates below.
| Date | Speaker | Talk topic or title |
|---|---|---|
| 12 November | Silvia Orlandi
(University of Firenze and University of Bologna) |
Non-invasive tool for early detection of Autism Spectrum Disorders: automatic methods for cry analysis |
| 26 November | Dr. Suejit Pechprasarn | Confocal surface plasmons microscopy: An approach towards single molecule detection |
| 11 December | Prof. Michael Wale | The Coming of Age of Photonic Integrated Circuit Technology |
| Date | Speaker | Talk topic or title |
|---|---|---|
| 22 January | Rob Eason
(University of Southampton) |
LIFT: Laser-induced forward transfer printing of solid-phase materials for photonic and electronic applications |
| 28 January | *** slot free *** | *** please volunteer *** |
| 11 February | Paul Wilcox
(University of Bristol) |
to be confirmed |
| 25 February | Stephen James (Cranfield University) | TBC |
| 04 March | Ben Cox (UCL) | Biomedical Photoacoustic Imaging
(Abstract: Photoacoustic imaging uses laser-generated ultrasonic pulses to obtain 3D images of buried optical absorbers (eg. blood vessels) with ultrasonic resolution in optically highly scattering media such as soft tissue. It is beginning to find biomedical applications, notably in preclinical imaging. This talk will describe the fundamentals of photoacoustic imaging, practical measurement techniques, some of our latest preclinical images will be shown, and the remaining hurdles to be overcome will be discussed.) |
| 11 March | Zengbo Wang (James)
(Bangor University) |
TBC |
| 18 March | *** slot free *** | *** please volunteer *** |
| 25 March | *** available *** |
| Date | Speaker | Talk topic or title |
|---|---|---|
| 10 April | Prof. Sandy Cochran
(University of Dundee) |
TBC |
| 23 April |
Eleanor Stride (University of Oxford) |
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| 30 April | *** slot free *** | *** please volunteer *** |
| 07 May | *** slot free *** | *** please volunteer *** |
| 14 May | *** slot free *** | *** please volunteer *** |
| 21 May | *** slot free *** | *** please volunteer *** |
| 28 May | *** slot free *** | *** please volunteer *** |
| 04 Jun | *** slot free *** | *** please volunteer *** |
| 11 Jun | *** slot free *** | *** please volunteer *** |
| 18 Jun | *** slot free *** | *** please volunteer *** |
| 25 Jun | *** slot free *** | *** please volunteer *** |
