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Research Groups
Lasers, Nonlinear Optics and Quantum Optics 
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Robin Côté
Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physics
Niloy K. Dutta Ph.D., Professor of Physics
Edward E. Eyler Ph.D., Professor of Physics
George N. Gibson Ph.D., Associate Professor of Physics
Phillip Gould Ph.D., Professor of Physics
Douglas Hamilton Ph.D., Professor of Physics
Juha Javanainen Ph.D., Professor of Physics
Lawrence A. Kappers Ph.D., Professor of Physics
Chandra Roychoudhuri Ph.D., Research Professor of Physics
Winthrop W. Smith Ph.D., Professor of Physics
William C. Stwalley Ph.D., Professor of Physics
Susanne Yelin Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physics
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The Physics Department has a broad research program in the area of Lasers, Nonlinear Optics and Quantum Optics. Current research areas include, laser assisted cooling and trapping of atoms and molecules, spectroscopy, quantum optics theory and optical properties of quantum gases, quantum information processing, semiconductor lasers, fiber optics communication, nonlinear optics and optical properties of rare earth ions, acousto-optic and electro-optic materials, and, behavior of atoms and molecules in intense laser fields using ultra-fast time resolved techniques. |
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