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UNM Optical Science and Engineering UNM Optical Science and Engineering Program Established in the mid 1980's, the Optics Program at UNM has acquired a national and international reputation.

More than 60 students have graduated and found employment in industry, academia, and research laboratories. Pioneering research has originated from this program in areas ranging from the quantum theory of lasers to ultrashort pulse physics to optoelectronic devices, to cite only a few examples. The research facilities are located in the Department of Physics and Astronomy, in the Department of Ele

ctrical and Computer Engineering, and at UNM's Center for High-Technology Materials. In 1996 the Optics Program became a member of WICHE (Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education). There are numerous collaborations with the three National Laboratories in New Mexico - Sandia NL, Los Alamos NL, and the Air Force Research Laboratory, and with members of the optics industry cluster (New Mexico Optics Industry Association - NMOIA).

FREE UNM Event - 2005 Nobel Laureate, Roy Glauber to speak at NM Celebrates the International Year of Light, Friday, Sep...
09/18/2015

FREE UNM Event - 2005 Nobel Laureate, Roy Glauber to speak at NM Celebrates the International Year of Light, Friday, Sept. 25th from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM at UNM SUB Ballrooms. For FREE Lunch and Breakfast, you must register at http://optics.unm.edu/nmiyl2015.html.

The IEEE Photonics Society is hosting a seminar with Dr. Gregory Nielson of Sandia National Labs. Here are the details:...
05/01/2012

The IEEE Photonics Society is hosting a seminar with Dr. Gregory Nielson of Sandia National Labs. Here are the details:

Dr. Gregory N. Nielson, Principal Member of Technical Staff, Sandia National Laboratories

Title: Exploiting scale effects to create next generation photovoltaic cells and systems

Date: Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Time: 11:00 AM

Location: Center for High Technologies and Materials, (CHTM), Room 101

Attached please find a flyer with Dr. Nielson's abstract and biography.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Sincerely,
Doris

Prof. Luke Lester named the SPIE 2012 Harold E. Edgerton award winner! Congrats to the department Chair Prof. Luke Leste...
04/23/2012

Prof. Luke Lester named the SPIE 2012 Harold E. Edgerton award winner! Congrats to the department Chair Prof. Luke Lester on winning the 2012 Harold E. Edgerton award. This Award is presented annually by SPIE for outstanding contributions to optical or photonic techniques in the application and understanding of high speed physical phenomena.

Prof. Majeed Hayat named SPIE Fellow Professor Majeed Hayat was elected a Fellow of the International Society for Optics...
04/23/2012

Prof. Majeed Hayat named SPIE Fellow Professor Majeed Hayat was elected a Fellow of the International Society for Optics and Photonics (SPIE) on Dec. 15, 2012. This honor was given to Dr. Hayat for his "pioneering work in modeling and understanding impact ionization and noise in avalanche-photodiode devices well as seminal contributions to image processing for reducing noise in infrared focal-plane arrays.” Dr. Hayat received his recognition and plaque at the Photonics West Fellows Luncheon (Monday 23 January 2012 in San Francisco, CA).

Click here for more information: http://www.ece.unm.edu/morenews/cal142.htm

Thank you,
Doris

Hello OSE Students, Please join us for the Spring 2012 Graduation Ceremonies. Whether you are graduating or celebrating...
04/23/2012

Hello OSE Students,
Please join us for the Spring 2012 Graduation Ceremonies. Whether you are graduating or celebrating with others, we would appreciate your company.
Thank you,
Doris

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