Boston photonics

Laser Communication with CubeSats Prof. Thursday December 14, Thursday November 9, Thursday October 5, Thursday June 8, Thursday May 11, Thursday April 20, Thursday March 9, Reconfigurable Plasmonics and Metamaterials Prof. Thursday February 23, Thursday January 19, Thursday December 8, Thursday November 10, Thursday October 13, Thursday September 8, Thursday June 16, Thursday May 12, Thursday April 7, Thursday March 10, Thursday January 14, Tuesday December 8, Thursday October 8, Monday June 29, Thursday April 9, Thursday March 12, Thursday February 12, Topological Photonic Crystals Dr.

Thursday January 8, Thursday November 13, Thursday October 9, Thursday September 11, Thursday May 8, Thursday April 10, Thursday March 13, Computational Imaging Flow Cytometry Dr.

Wednesday March 5, Optics at Draper Laboratory Dr. Thursday October 10, Thursday September 12, Thursday June 13, Thursday May 9, Thursday April 11, Thursday March 14, Polarization in Fiber Optics Prof.

Thursday February 14, Thursday January 10, Thursday November 8, Thursday October 11, Thursday September 13, Diamond Nanophotonics Dr. Thursday June 14, Thursday May 17, Dear Photonics Pholks,. It's been a great many years as your executive officers - we've had biweekly journal clubs, outreach events, socials, and a Boston-wide conference.

It's now time for you to step up to the plate and lead the way forward! Being on the Photonics Executive Board is a great opportunity for leadership and involvement in the community.

Many of us have had a chance to travel for free to various conferences. Next Tuesday August 22 , instead of journal club, we're having a vote for the new executive committee. There will still be pizza and fun discussions, never fear! So please join us even if you are not running.

If you'd like to run, please send a paragraph with a short biography and any ideas you have for the photonics club to photonics seas. You can run even if you cannot join on August 22 - someone will represent you, just let us know.

Details about the different positions are below. The broad responsibilities for each position are listed below, but the actual responsibilities will depend on who wants to take part in which roles. The goal is that if enough people take on responsibilities, the time for any one person to commit will be minimal.

Necessary positions to fill President and vice president organize board meetings and coordinates the efforts of the group as a whole. Treasurer keep track of the Harvard Photonics bank account. Find more information on abstract submission here , and submit an abstract with this form.

Find out more about the club and its activities here. We invite you to submit abstracts if you are working on photonics-related research, regardless of whether you are an undergraduate, graduate student, postdoc, or industry researcher! If you have any artistic images from your research, do submit them for the Science as Art competition!

Note: If you submitted an abstract before January 17, you should have received a confirmation email from us. Industrial Visits - Plan visits to optics and photonics-related tech and industrial companies in the Boston area. Student Conferences - Help organize and plan local conferences for students from different universities. Journal club is meeting throughout the summer. One person will volunteer to present a paper they found interesting or cool, and will lead the discussion e.

Journal club will start meeting again for the spring semester! Find out more about the conference here. A big thank you to everyone who attended the Boston Photonics Centennial Conference! We will be sending out a feedback survey shortly. Stay updated with our events and weekly journal club by signing up for our mailing list. Stay up to date with events and happenings by subscribing to our mailing list! Visit this page to find out how you can subscribe. Join our Facebook group here!

Harvard SEAS Photonics Club is a student-run organization whose mission is to educate students on research related to optics and photonics. We hope to provide Harvard students who are new to the field, graduate and undergraduate alike, with opportunities to expand their interest and knowledge in research being done in the growing fields of optics and photonics both within and outside of Harvard University.