Our group focuses on large laser diode arrays as a medium of choice to study non-linear phenomena, collective behaviors and phase synchrony, with both state-of-the-art experimental and numerical capabilities. In particular the effect of external optical feedback and strong coupling between lasers is investigated as a tool towards high-power, low-divergence, coherent laser beams with applications in directed energy, sensing and communication. The wavelengths of interest for our research span from blue light (450 nm) to the near-infrared (1064 nm). We also explore the unique properties of non-linear dynamics to extract weak signals from noisy environments.
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Professor Leland Nordin Interviewed by FOX 35 Orlando
Professor Leland Nordin Interviewed by FOX 35 Orlando News story spotlights recent $1M U.S. Army Grant By Aaron Eades | November 18, 2024 Prof. Leland Nordin shows the FOX 35 News crew around his lab Facebook LinkedIn There’s community interest in the research happening at CREOL. FOX 35 (WOFL) interviewed CREOL and CECS Assistant Professor Leland Nordin about… Continue reading ›Nov 18 -
Shin-Tson Wu Among the Big 12 Conference’s First Faculty of the Year Award Winners
Wu is a Pegasus Professor and pioneer in liquid crystal displays, which has helped advance the development of technologies such as smart phones, tablets, augmented reality and virtual reality. Continue reading ›Nov 12 -
VIDEO: Professor Peter Delfyett Inducted into Florida Inventors Hall of Fame
VIDEO: Professor Peter Delfyett Inducted into Florida Inventors Hall of Fame By Aaron Eades | November 7, 2024 Facebook LinkedIn CREOL Professor Peter Delfyett was recently inducted into Florida Inventors Hall of Fame. On Friday, October 25, 2024, he joined other inductees to be honored during a ceremony in Tampa. The UCF Office of Research… Continue reading ›Nov 7