Laboratory of Applied Solid State Physics |
Current research activities: picosecond ultrasonics and plasmonics in nanostructures, plasphonics, acoustic metamaterials,
surface acoustic wave visualization with ultrashort optical pulses, ultrafast electronic and thermal
diffusion, nanoscale phonon detection using
atomic force microscopy
         
Top News:
                             Observing topological vibration propagation with a 2D wave machine
  New!
                             Picosecond acoustic tomography
  New!
                             Measuring elasticity distribution in transparent materials
  New!
                             Stopping sound with a compact maze ball
 
                             Sound transmission between nanowires
 
                             Detecting sound with electron spin
 
Postdocs: Paul H. Otsuka
Students:
Alumni staff: Prof. Oliver B. Wright 
Spring azaleas and fountain | Summer duck sails across the pond |
Autumn view of pond | Winter ducks disobey instructions |
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Background image : Snapshot of surface acoustic waves propagating on crystals and complex nanostructures (200 micrometer x 200 micrometer regions).
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