2021.11.12
Online Lab Tour !
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Date: Friday, November 12, 2021
Time: 16:30 ~ 19:00
Location: Online (Zoom)
How to participate
Please join the Google Classroom below in advance. Even if you are unsure whether to participate, we recommend that you register for the classroom before you forget.
Class code: j3abkm6
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*To participate in this classroom, you will need a Google Cloud account issued by the University of Electro-Communications.
Participating laboratories (currently confirmed laboratories, to be updated from time to time)
Minoshima Laboratory: What is an "optical synthesizer" that can freely manipulate light?
Asahara Laboratory Manipulating the spatiotemporal properties of light to explore new photophysics
Kato Laboratory Develops high-performance optical technology using ultrashort pulses phase-controlled by optical combs
Watanabe Laboratory Research into optical computers that combines optical physics and IT technology
Katsuragawa Laboratory: Towards the ultimate in laser technology and new developments in optical science. Taikyo Laboratory: Towards the ultimate in laser technology and new developments in optical science.
Yoneda Lab: Exploring the properties of extreme conditions with ultrashort pulse lasersTanji Lab: Manipulating the quantum world with cold atoms and particles of lightMusha Lab: Seeking the purest light possible
Shoji Lab: Making, seeing, touching and moving nano with lasers Tokuragawa Lab: Laser research aiming for the future created by new lasers Kishimoto Lab: Development of a method for the continuous generation of Bose-Einstein condensates
Nayak Laboratory: Controlling light/atom interactions using photonic crystal nanofibers
Miyamoto Laboratory Research into optical information processing and object measurement
Last updated 10/9
Please check the websites of each laboratory for the latest information.
The UEC Lab Guide is useful for searching the website.