It was great to meet Donna Strickland during my AMO/IQSE seminar visit to @TAMU Physics delightful dinner conversations. Donna is one of the only five women (out of 226 laureates) to win @NobelPrize in Physics. She is a Hagler Fellow at TAMU.
Last week we concluded an excellent workshop on the next generation computational bio-imaging organized by @leilichn. Thank you for the invitation to present our work on spectral and phase imaging of X-rays to improve soft tissue contrast.
Today I will be hosting Dr. Anthony Guiseppi Elie for our BME seminar @UHBiomedEng@UHEngineering. If you are at UH or in the Houston area and interested in implantable microanalytical systems, please join us.
It was a pleasure to have Brandon Chalifoux from UArizona Wyant College of Optical Sciences visit us this week. We discussed the development of advanced X-ray Optics plus the tour of our lab including the home-built X-ray spectral and phase imaging system.
Nice read. Our group is working to dramatically improve the utility of X-ray and CT to separate similarly attenuating materials from one another in single-shot imaging. Like cancer from dense tissue or plastics from explosives. @APSphysics#XRayPhaseImaging
Thank you for hosting my Physics department colloquium today at UT Dallas. Special thanks to @LloydLumata group for the wonderful dinner conversations ranging from academics to life and election results!!
Dallas views! Visiting @UT_Dallas Physics tomorrow (Wednesday) for a colloquium. If you are at UTD, come by at 4 pm! What an important day we picked for this visit! calendar.utdallas.edu/event/…
My definition of physics is that physics is not what you’re working on, but how you’re working on it - John Hopfield on solving problems between fields. nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
Is that a ghost!? 👻 😱 Wait, it's ghost imaging!
Quantum ghost imaging, which measures absorption at extremely low light intensities, can be used for practical bioimaging, as shown in a recent #OPG_Optica study from @LosAlamosNatLab.
Happy #Halloween!
Very nice @EspanolMalena . We need to start something like this for Modern Physics ( Optics/Math) areas. Older curricula in traditional programs do not get to many new and interdisciplinary topics. So many opportunities exist when trained in these areas.
After teaching and doing research as a Professor @UHouston for many years I finally applied for US citizenship only during COVID. Yesterday afternoon I was excited to cast my first vote as a citizen for a US Presidential election. #ivoted2024
If you are looking for early voting centers, the one I went to at the Bayland park location was not very crowded at all. It is open all day every day until Nov. 1st. Take your ID and check times online #ivoted2024
End of an era @UHPhysics. Retirement party for beloved former chair Prof. Larry Pinsky. Brilliant, generous, visionary leader who started interdisciplinary research areas @UHPhysics. Both I and Prof. Koerner (pictured) were recruited during his chairmanship.
The first presentation at a conference is special for any student. Christinejulie (BME student) gave her 1st talk @APSphysics Texas meeting in Dallas yesterday. On image texture analysis for pathologically relevant biomarkers. @UHPhysics@UHBiomedEng
The best video I have seen on the basics of making a hologram. Pass this on to any high school or college student who might be even remotely interested in Physics/Optics.
We had @DrTayloriaAdams from UCIrvine Engineering give a really interesting seminar at BME @UHEngineering. What an important topic. Enables understanding of electric field interaction with living cells. #Physics#Bio
Dynamic fashion with movement sensing. Fusion of physics, optical effects, materials science ideas. Some designs don't seem to correlate with any movement though. Cool and intriguing.
ParticlePhysics meets Imaging @UHouston. With Prof. Lisa Koerner @UHPhysics after our Friday lunch on campus. We joined @UHouston the same year. Lucky to find a supportive colleague (despite different research areas) who also became a good friend.
It was wonderful to have Prof. Kang (DK) from Univ. of Arizona Optical Sc. and BME this week @UHPhysics for our colloquium. He spoke about the development of portable and cheap microscopes for a range of applications.