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Prospective Students Current Students Faculty & Staff Alumni Industry Start your application today Undergraduate Admissions Graduate Admissions Dual Degree Program Graduate applicants: Attend an info session and skip the application fee Search Trending Searches graduate admissions academic programs financial aid academic calendar maps & directions summer school Home Faculty & Research Research Areas Applied Physics Research Areas Applied Physics Related links Signals & ImagingSystems ScienceDevices & Circuits Research in areas related to applied physics span topics in advanced materials, integrated photonics and opto-electronics, nano-fabrication, and new device concepts. Some of this focuses on the fabrication and characterization of nano-microtoroidal silicon-based resonators that exhibit extremely high Q factors. These photonic elements offer potential for a variety of applications, including chemical and biomedical sensing. Other new directions being pursued seek to exploit these devices in arrays to create surfaces comprised of artificially-created materials (metamaterials) that can be used to scatter microwave radiation using optical and electrical signals to control the energy scattered from or captured by the surface. It is envisioned that this work can impact defense (e.g. radar cross section), commercial (e.g. automobile collision avoidance radar), and biomedical (e.g. irradiation of tissue) applications. Combining a deep knowledge of physics with creative engineering to extend the frontiers of sensing, imaging and computation. &＃160; Meet the Faculty Shantanu Chakrabartty Explores frontiers in unconventional analog computing technique Mark Lawrence Builds systems and devices applications in computing and quantum information Matthew Lew Builds new nanoscale imaging technologies Aravind Nagulu Pioneering the area of novel wave propagation based on time-variance Jung-Tsung Shen Exploits the unique properties of quantum nano-photonics Lan Yang Focuses on advanced nano/micro photonic devices with optical properties Affiliate Faculty Kater Murch Focusing on the interface of Atomic, Molecular, and Optical (AMO) and condensed matter physics The Lew Lab Professor Lew and his students build advanced imaging systems to study biological and chemical systems at the nanoscale, leveraging innovations in applied optics, classical and quantum detection and estimation theory, optimal system design, and physical chemistry. Learn more The Lawrence Lab Professor Lawrence and his lab are harnessing breakthroughs in nanoscale engineering to push the limits of light-based technologies, targeting applications ranging from all-optical computing and quantum communication to metrology and biosensing. Learn more ESE News ESE news in Applied Physics View all news Tuning optical resonators gives researchers control over transparency Method has ramifications for quantum computing, communications and more. 01.13.2020 Shen leads team seeking to improve quantum computation J.T. 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