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12 July 1996 Research and education at the NASA Fisk University Center for Photonic Materials and Devices
Enrique Silberman
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Abstract
In 1992, NASA awarded Fisk University a 5 year grant to establish a center for research and education on photonic materials are synthesized, characterized and, in some cases, developed into devices with applications in the fields of radiation detectors and nonlinear optical crystals, glasses and nanomaterials. The educational components include participation in the research by 3 types of students majoring in Physics, Chemistry and Biology: 1) Fisk undergraduates participating during the academic year. 2) Fisk graduates performing their Maser Thesis research. 3) Fisk and other HBCU's and Minority Institutions' undergraduates attending a 10 week summer workshop with a very rigorous program of study, research and progress reporting. Funds are available for supporting participating students. Prerequisite, schedules of activities, evaluation procedures and typical examples of the outcome are presented.
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Enrique Silberman "Research and education at the NASA Fisk University Center for Photonic Materials and Devices", Proc. SPIE 2809, Space Processing of Materials, (12 July 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.244333
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KEYWORDS
Physics

Photonic devices

Crystals

Glasses

Metals

Photoemission spectroscopy

Chemistry

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