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Senior Research Associate, JILApbender@jila.colorado.eduFellow Adjoint of JILA(303) 492-6793
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Professor Emeritus, Department of Astrophysical and Planetary Sciences; Senior Research Associate, JILApconti@jila.colorado.eduFellow Adjoint of JILA(303) 651-0498 (home)
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Professor Emeritus, Department of Physicsjinx@jila.colorado.eduFellow Adjoint of JILA(303) 492-7813
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dunn9307@msn.comFellow Adjoint of JILA
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Senior Research Associate, JILAfallerj@jila.colorado.eduFellow Adjoint of JILA(303) 492-8509
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elma.ferguson@wanadoo.frFellow Adjoint of JILA
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Lecturer, Department of Physicsalang@jila.colorado.eduFellow Adjoint of JILA(303) 492-7841
Two recent documents on Solar Cooking: A Solar Fryer and an addendum
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douglas@ast.cam.ac.ukFellow Adjoint of JILA
Institute of Astronomy
Madingley Road
Cambridge, CB3 OHA
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Senior Research Associate, JILAjhall@jila.colorado.eduFellow Adjoint of JILA(303) 492-7843
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dgh@jila.colorado.eduFellow Adjoint of JILA(303) 492-8497
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neal@rice.eduFellow Adjoint of JILA
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srl@berkeley.eduFellow Adjoint of JILA
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Research Professor, Department of Astrophysical and Planetary Sciencesjlinsky@jila.colorado.eduFellow Adjoint of JILA(303) 492-7838My current research topics include the abundance of deuterium in the Galaxy, structure and physical properties of the local interstellar medium, and X-ray and ultraviolet emission from young stars and protostellar disks. The observational basis of my research is primarily high-resolution ultraviolet spectra obtained with instruments on the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) and the Far Ultraviolet Spectrograph Explorer (FUSE) satellites and X-ray spectra obtained with the Chandra X-ray Observatory. My other research areas include the physical properties of chromospheres, coronae, and winds of late-type stars and active binary systems, flare stars, RS CVn-type binary systems, stellar magnetic fields, and stellar microwave emission.
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George Gamow Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Department of Astrophysical and Planetary Sciencesdick@jila.colorado.eduFellow Adjoint of JILA(303) 492-7835
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Associate Professor, Department of Physics, and Department of Chemistrymarkus.raschke@colorado.eduFellow Adjoint of JILA(303) 492-1366Our group pursues experimental nonlinear and ultrafast nano-optics. We want to understand and control the light-matter interaction in solids and at interfaces on nanometer length scales and femtosecond time scales. Combining scanning probe microscopy with ultrashort laser pulse excitation we can access the natural length and time scales of the elementary electronic, vibrational, and structural excitations in matter. This allows us to address the fundamental processes underlying correlated electron phenomena in complex oxides, semiconductor nanostructures, or morphology and dynamics in molecular and polymer nano-composites. We apply concepts of optical antennas and surface plasmon and phonon polaritons to confine light below the diffraction limit, sculpt it on the nanometer scale, control it spectrally, and manipulate its field strength on time scales of a single-optical cycle. We also explore new optical phenomena and forces unique to the optical near-field, including extreme nonlinear optics, and strong light matter interaction.
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ssmith@jila.colorado.eduFellow Adjoint of JILA(303) 492-7788
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amw@purdue.eduFellow Adjoint of JILA(765)494-5574
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zare@stanford.eduFellow Adjoint of JILA(650) 723-3062
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Peter.Zoller@uibk.ac.atFellow Adjoint of JILA+43 512 507 4780









