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 beam in free space
Esmerando Escoto: Computer generated holograms of weakly scattering surfaces
Undergraduate Students:
Josemaria Grana: Unknotting of chains on a vibrating platform
Rommil Emperado: A DC glow discharge facility for undergraduate plasma diagnostics experiments
Mario Juvenal Onglao III: Evaluation of integer and fractional topological charge via statistical fringe processing