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Share Your Story, Explain the Impact, And Win the Contest! Submission Deadline: 5 November 2015 You know the extraordinary impact optics technology has played in making technological advances and the critical role it plays in everyday life. This is your chance to explain how your technology has impacted our world. Two Contest Tracks:   1.) Companies   2.) Students		QUICK LINKS  • Company Contest & Prize  • Student Contest & Prize  • View Previous Company Contest Winners - Lumentum (formerly JDSU CCOP), Trojan Technologies  • Watch Past Winning Student Videos
Companies: Provide a creative narrative on how your technology has impacted Society. What You Will Win: A lot of publicity including an OSA produced video featuring your company and the specific technology highlighted in your entry. Read more and view the video about last year’s winner. Students: Record a short video (informal videos accepted!) to show how optical technology makes a product (like a laptop) work. What You Will Win: Fame and Fortune! Read more. Deadline: 5 November 2015 ENTER CONTEST NOW www.osa.org/enabledbyoptics

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Oak Ridge National Lab Internship

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Photonics Lecture Series

Overview of the seminars:

In order that new graduate and undergraduate students may become familiar with the research program going on in CREOL, and also to learn about any opportunities for students to becoming involved in research, we are introducing a seminar series, “Introduction to Research at CREOL” in which UCF’s Optics faculty will give brief (25 minute) talks about research in their groups.

As a reminder…While these talks are primarily aimed at students who are looking for a research group, all students are strongly encouraged to attend. Also, first year graduate students on a CREOL graduate fellowship are required to attend. The schedule for the upcoming seminars is as follows:

Tuesday, September 8 (12-1pm): Kyle Renshaw & Yajie Dong (Please note this seminar will be in 102)

Friday, September 11 (12-1pm): Peter Delfyett & Rodrigo Amezcua

Tuesday, September 15 (12-1pm): David Hagan & Other Faculty To Be Announced

Friday, September 18 (1-2pm): Romain Gaume & Axel Schülzgen

Tuesday, September 22 (12-1pm): Sean (Shuo) Pang & Sasan Fathpour

Friday, September 25 (12-1pm): Lawrence Shah & Zenghu Chang

All seminars will be in Room 103 from 12-1, except for the 9/8 talk that will be in 102 and on 9/18 will be at 1pm in 103.​