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What we do:

We work at the intersection of physics, chemistry and engineering to develop the next-generation of novel laser sensors for identifying the chemical makeup of materials in real-time. Applications include energy storage (batteries), energy conversion (solar), biology, environment and nuclear security.

Research Areas

Laser-Material Interactions

Elemental and Isotopic Analysis

Remote Sensing

Multimodal Imaging

New Sampling Approaches

Applications

Machine Learning

Photonic Structures

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COLA 2019 Conference

Our group organized the 15th International Conference on Laser Ablation (COLA) in Maui-Hawaii, USA during September 8-13, 2019. To view the scientific program and for more information on please click below.

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