Within the group of Prof. Roskos, Physikalisches Institut, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt (Main), the following position: Scientific researcher, Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter / Mitarbeiterin (Post-doc- or PhD Position) will be available starting from the April 1 2006, initially limited to a 2-year duration.
X-rays, gamma rays, radiofrequency signals, and ultrasound waves are the standard probes for medical images, but others like visible and infrared light, microwaves, terahertz rays, and intrinsic and applied electric and magnetic fields are being explored.
The goal of this conference is to facilitate the advancement of Terahertz electronics and photonics among people who are working to develop sources, detectors, imaging systems, telecommunication/transmission network, biomedical and medical applications. 21–26 January 2006. San Jose, California, USA
The second terahertz session in Biomedical Optics will be taking place at Photonics West, 2006, following the success of the first session and associate short course in medical imaging and spectroscopy in 2005, including the recent publicity in Biophotonics International. The abstract submission deadline is 11th July 2005. SPIE Photonics West, 21–26 January 2006, San Jose, California, USA
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded $9.5 million over three and a half years to UC Davis, MIT and commercial partners to develop new high-speed devices for ultrafast optical communications, imaging and other applications.
Physicists at MIT and Livermore National Lab have discovered a new source of coherent radiation distinct from traditional lasers and free-electron lasers; they propose to build a device in which coherent photons are produced by sending shock waves through a crystal.
The C.T.O. will be the senior management team member responsible for Technical and Engineering leadership in a highly focused, leading edge, design, development and manufacturing organization specializing in providing solutions to the high frequency microwave and millimeter wave marketplace.
We are currently recruiting a number of electronic/system engineers to work on the development of a mm-wave based portal imager for use in airports.
OBJECTIVE: To secure a challenging position as an experimental physicist in the field of optics and characterization of materials with an emphasis on ultrafast optical techniques and terahertz spectroscopy.
The FOCUS Center awards approximately 30 fellowships each year devoted to research at the frontier of optical coherent and ultrafast science.
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