Weniger 477; 101, 103
(541) 737 1719; or lab
dayjo@onid.orst.edu
www.thedaydomain.net

Jonathan is exploring electronic properties of organic semiconductors. Currently, he is designing, calibrating, and testing an experimental setup which allows to measure transient photoconductivity with picosecond time resolution.

Weniger 213; 101, 103
(541) 737 9670; or lab
plattan@onid.orst.edu

Andrew is studying photophysical properties of organic semiconductors. Currently, he is designing time-resolved photoluminescence experiments on the macroscopic and microscopic level.

Weniger 213; 101, 103
(541) 737 9670; or lab
kendricm@onid.orst.edu

Mark is desiging an experimental capability for simultaneous optical tweezer trapping and fluorescence spectroscopy.

Weniger 101, 103
(541) 737 1691 (lab)
petersjo@onid.orst.edu

Sam utilizes a home-built autocorrelator and FROG for measurements of ultrashort pulse shape and for testing and calibration of a home-built pulse compressor.

Weniger 209
(541) 737 2604
rossiv@onid.orst.edu

Vince is working on photodynamic therapy for anti-microbial and anti-tumor treatment of bone tissue.

Mark graduated with thesis:
(B.Sc. in 2007)

“Photophysics of organic semiconductors.”

Joe graduated with thesis:
(B.Sc. in 2006)

“Autocorrelator for femtosecond pulse characterization.”

Zack graduated with thesis:
(B.Sc. in 2006)

“Optical and electronic properties of conductive polymers doped with nanoparticles.”