Five members of the lab successfully defended their theses on May 22-28, 2016. The following are the students and their research titles: MS Students: Nestor Bareza Jr.: Subluminal group velocity and dispersion of Laguerre-Gauss Read more…
Photonics technology benefits when a beam of light can be manipulated without distorting its phase and intensity profile. This means that even after manipulation the information embedded in the beam do not get loss or Read more…
The Photonics Apprenticeship Program is back! The next batch of apprentices will be introduced to the lab through different activities throughout the midyear term of AY 2015-2016. The apprentices will be exposed to the three Read more…
By Nathaniel Hermosa II Dr. Nathaniel Hermosa II is a member of the Photonics Research Laboratory. The article below is a simplified version of his work published in Journal of Optics on 16 January 2016. Read more…
A laser striking a periodic pattern diffracts in striking fashion. The pattern that appears here is due to the nature of arrangement of the micromirrors. The array acts as diffraction gratings. Several orders can be Read more…
The Optical Society of America – Board of Editors recently appointed Dr. Percival Almoro as Topical Editor for its Applied Optics journal starting January 2016. Applied Optics is a peer-reviewed journal that focuses on applications-centered Read more…
Dr. Percival Almoro of the Photonics Group participated as an invited speaker at the SPECKLE 2015 International Conference on Optical Metrology held last August 24-26 2015 in Guanajuato, Mexico. Dr. Almoro presented a technique Read more…
By Nestor Bareza Jr. and Nathaniel Hermosa II Nestor Bareza Jr. and Nathaniel Hermosa II are both members of the Photonics Research Laboratory. Their article below is a simplified version of their recently published work, Read more…
Announcement of the Candidacy Examination of Lean L. Dasallas on Ablation and Deposition Application of Femtosecond Laser, 3:00 PM, 3 November 2015, Tuesday, at NIP F210.
Joseph De Mesa and Jayne Miranda, both graduate student members of Photonics, presented their most recent research work at the 7th International Congress on Laser Advanced Material Processing (LAMP) held in Kitakyushu International Conference, Read more…