Category Archives: Jobs with CREOL

The Optical Fiber Communications Laboratory is seeking postdoctoral fellows and graduate students to participate in research in integrated photonic systems for applications in communication, signal processing/computing, power photonics and imaging.

Responsible for managing the Information Technology for CREOL, The College of Optics and Photonics and is essential to all academic, administrative and research operations.

Work with a multidisciplinary team at the Air Force Research Lab and other partners to simulate, design, fabricate, and characterize nanophotonic devices that leverage self-collimation and controlled defects to control the flow of light.

We invite applications for a tenure-track faculty position in the area of quantum optics, with preference for experimentalists. Although we are interested in junior applicants, highly qualified senior appointments will also be considered.

We invite applications for a tenure track assistant professor or a tenured associate professor or professor position in the area of Applied Optics for applications, including but not limited to Infrared sensing, LIDAR hyperspectral imaging, and directed energy.

Postdoctoral position in the field of mid-IR lasers, nonlinear optics, and frequency combs

Research group interests encompass studying arrays of semiconductor diode lasers in the wavelength range of 400-500 and 800-1000 nm. In particular, we are interested in studying beam combining of semiconductor diodes in 1-D arrays as well as beam combining semiconductor diodes in 2-D stacked-arrays.

Seeking candidates for a tenured/tenure track faculty position who will lead an internationally visible research program and contribute to our educational programs in advanced biophotonics.

Inviting applications for several tenure-track or tenured faculty positions at all ranks and in all areas of optics and photonics.

We are studying dynamics of semiconductor diodes operating in CW and pulsed (in particular, ultrashort pulsed) regimes as well as dynamics and phase locking of large semiconductor diode laser arrays.

Topics of interest may include information and data processing using nonlinear methodologies such as reservoir and neuromorphic computing, studying effects of environmental noise on information processing, weak signal amplification and identification, and information processing employing arrays of neural and other types of nonlinear oscillators.