Sydney OPTICA Section
@SydneyLocalOSA
formerly Sydney OSA Section; academics and professionals in the fields of photonics and optics in Sydney area
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New IPOS paper on near-field terahertz photonics, Just published in @ACSPhotonics, featuring @BorisKuhlmey @RedhaAbdeddaim and others. Art by Alessandro Tuniz pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac… arxiv.org/abs/2310.01715
Superlensing without a #superlens, just published @NatureComms, by our very own Alessandro Tuniz and @BorisKuhlmey #terahertz #imaging #microscopy nature.com/articles/s4146… sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/n…
Hope to see you in Canberra and hear all about the exciting optics research happenning in A&NZ! Our Section is sponsoring a poster prize, and will organise a social event during the conference, let's catch up!
Just one more week until #ANZCOP23 abstract submissions close on 25th September -- get them in quickly! aip-summer-meeting.com
Our friends in OPTICA are hosting a photo competition to celebrate the International Day of Light! Take photos and send them to OPTICA for a chance to win a $50 gift voucher. The deadline is on Sunday 14 May. Send your photos at: [email protected].
Next month, the Sydney #Optica Local Section will be hosting Optica CTO @josepozo for the #InternationalDayofLight! Excited to hear about what lies ahead for #photonics - if you’re in Sydney, please drop by! Registrations are open: eventbrite.com.au/e/trends-and-o…
That's today! Bring your CVs, cover letters, and job descriptions to learn how to secure your dream job in industry or academia!
Hello Sydney Optics friends! Our OPTICA Sydney Local Section is hosting a career-focused workshop for students and postdocs, preparing you for the trips and tricks that hiring committees might throw at you. Friday 28 October, 4:00 pm, UTS, register here: eventbrite.com.au/e/how-to-nail-…
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How to nail that interview? Workshop on job hunting with a research degree
Learn and practice your interview skills for a job hunt in academia or industry
Hello Sydney Optics friends! Our OPTICA Sydney Local Section is hosting a career-focused workshop for students and postdocs, preparing you for the trips and tricks that hiring committees might throw at you. Friday 28 October, 4:00 pm, UTS, register here: eventbrite.com.au/e/how-to-nail-…
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How to nail that interview? Workshop on job hunting with a research degree
Learn and practice your interview skills for a job hunt in academia or industry
The @SydneyLocalOptica Section, meeting and scheming!
Congratulations to our Sydney Optica Section Champion Secretary @Hren2016 for starting a new position as ARC DECRA Fellow at Monash University! We'll miss you!
That feeling when you found yourself in a group photo on the @KOALAConference webpage!😊🐨🇦🇺 #2022KOALA Are you going to Adelaide this December? koala2022.com
You can view all of our confirmed plenary speakers here: koala2022.com/plenary-speake…
The terahertz light cage is here! Recent publication from our Sydney #THz Lab, just published in @ACSPhotonics. pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…
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Flexible Terahertz Photonic Light-Cage Modules for In-Core Sensing and High Temperature Applications
Terahertz technology is a growing and multidisciplinary research field, particularly in applications relating to sensing and telecommunications. A number of terahertz waveguides have emerged over the...
Check out the stellar speakers line-up for the Koala conference, December 2022!
Introducing our first Plenary speaker for #2022KOALA… Prof. Heike Ebendorff-Heidepriem! Through @IPASadelaide, @OptofabAdelaide and @CNBPscience, Heike creates cutting edge optical glasses and fibre technology for sensing and light generation applications
Join the @SydneyLocalOSA to celebrate the International Day of Light #IDL with a session of Scientific Speed Dating! Details and registration at eventbrite.com.au/e/scientific-s…
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Scientific Speed Dating Event - International Day of Light
The Sydney OPTICA Local Section invites you to celebrate the International Day of Light with a session of Scientific Speed Dating!
Wednesday 2 March at 2 pm (Sydney time), we will welcome Professor Martijn de Sterke @Sydney_Uni to kick off our 2022 @mqphotonics Seminar series. Martijn will discuss the engineering of the dispersion of solitons with enhanced nonlinear effects. Please DM me for the zoom link😇.
Our second Photonics and Protovoltaics Seminar in 2021: October 21, 2–3 pm (Sydney time, AEDT), zoom (please register for link at bit.ly/3G61xho) to hear our experts discuss photonics and photovoltaics for translational research!
Hot off the press, from our very own Alessandro Tuniz's #THz lab!
Recent publication from our revamped IPOS Sydney #Terahertz Lab, looking at bend losses in #polymer #hollowcore #fibers, which are flexible despite being quite thick osapublishing.org/oe/fulltext.cf…
[Photonics seminar]: On Wednesday 8 September at 4 pm (Sydney time), MQ Photonics hosts a seminar from Dr Changxu Liu (Northumbria University). Changxu will discuss Bio-inspired nanophotonics for a sustainable future. Please DM @MikolajKSchmidt or @Hren2016 for the zoom link
![SydneyLocalOSA's tweet image. [Photonics seminar]: On Wednesday 8 September at 4 pm (Sydney time), MQ Photonics hosts a seminar from Dr Changxu Liu (Northumbria University). Changxu will discuss Bio-inspired nanophotonics for a sustainable future. Please DM
@MikolajKSchmidt
or
@Hren2016
for the zoom link](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E-jn0AYUUAMhwmg.jpg)
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