Laboratory for Atomic and Photonic Technology
Northwestern University | Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
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Director
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Selim Shahriar
Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Dept. of Physics and Astronomy
Director, Division of Solid State and Photonics
Northwestern University
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Administrative assistant
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Lana Kiperman
847-491-2972
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Ressearchers
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Shih Tseng
Current research projects are Polarimetric Imaging, Optical Coherence
Tomography, and Holographic Image. I'm also involved in Optical
Switching and Fast-light Enhanced Rotation Sensing projects. I love
reading and experiencing new things.
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Postdoctoral Fellows
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Yanfei Tu
Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Current research involves laser cooling and trapping, to investigate
the optical forces exerted on atoms. I love swimming, travelling,
reading and pop music.
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Graduate students
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Ren Peng Feng
Dept. of Physics and Astronomy
Current project involves laser cooling and atom trapping, quantum computing and Bose-Einstein condensation. I love playing basketball, swimming and watching moives.
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Mohammad Fouda
Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
I am working in the atomic lithography. In that project we aim to use atomic wavefunction to perform electronic lithography. I like reading and watching movies.
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Young Joon Jang
Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
I currently work with Ye Wang on developing a program for solving the evolution of an N level atom when perturbed by a laser. My hobbies are reading books, watching movies, and playing various sports.
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May E Kim
Dept. of Physics and Astronomy
NSF IGERT fellow
Project will be on understanding and realizing quantum computers. I like to play killer sudoku and crosswords; read literature; travel or go camping; try new things; swim or play sports (rare); or sketch (super rare).
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Subramanian Krishnamurthy
Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Current research is in development of Video Clip Correlator based on time separated Raman-Ramsey Fringes, and development of Atto-Joule all Optical Switch based using Tapered-Nano Fiber. My hobbies include puzzles, board games, cricket, and travelling.
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Xue (Tony) Liu
Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Current research is in video-clip correlation. I am also involved in polarimetric imaging projects. I play indoor and beach volleyball all year round.
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Mehjabin Monjur
Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
My research goal is to develop an ultrafast hybrid correlatorusing optical techniques that will recognize target with a speed of few microseconds per database image, by passing the dedicated digital signal processing technology. My hobbies are travelling, cooking and reading novels.
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Resham Sarkar
Dept. of Physics and Astronomy
My research involves designing a collective state atomic interferometer. I enjoy reading literature, scribbling on my blogspace and solving puzzles.
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Ye Wang
Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Current research is in development of all optical switch based on nanofiber, and built of fast light laser for gyroscope. I love snowboarding, windsurfing, roller skating, swimming and scuba diving, and play saxophone when I have time.
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Joshua Yablon
Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Current research is in gravitational wave detection using fast-light interferometers. I grew up in Niskayuna, N.Y. and received B.S. in Engineering Physics at Cornell University. Outside of lab and class work, I enjoy playing a wide variety of sports including
softball, volleyball, frisbee and bowling.
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Undergraduate students
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Matthew Morton
Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
I am working on developing a parametrized Lorentz-Einstein-Galileo trasformation where a single parameter, tuned from null to unity produces the two limiting results: the Lorentz-Einstein transformation and the Galilean Transformation. I play soccer, basketball, bassoon, and am co-founder of the Happiness Club on campus.
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Patrick Schnettler
Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
My project is in developing, testing and optimizing techniques to encode the Polar Logarithmic Transforms (PLT) of images using an FPGA and a logarithmic amplifier. I enjoy hockey, water skiing, and Greek Life.
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Daniel Thomas
Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
I am currently waiting for a project and am spending time reading up on optics. I like to spend my free time playing tennis and working on the northwestern solar car team.
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Visiting Scientists
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Alex Heifetz
Argonne National Laboratory
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Philip Hemmer
Texas A&M University
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Gour Pati
Delaware State University
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Renu Tripathi
Delaware State University
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Tony Abi-Salloum
Widener University
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website designed by May E Kim | updated November 2011 by Tony Liu and May E Kim
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