Simpson Laboratory for Nonlinear Optics
Development and application of nonlinear optical instrumentation for studies of interfaces and chiral crystals.
Research Haikus
- Photothermal view. Fluorescence tells the tale. Bond vibrations.
- Image integrating. Data floods, algorithms. Chemistry revealed.
- Dynamic bleaching. Comb patterning enables. Diffusion mapping.
- New spectroscopy. Chiral, surface-selective. Electric dipole.
Recent Publications
117. “Theoretical basis for interpreting heterodyne chirality-selective sum frequency generation spectra of water.”
116. “Orthogonal Analytical Methods to Elucidate How Low Levels of Residual Crystallinity in Posaconazole Amorphous Solid Dispersions Impact Phase Behavior during Release”
115. “Incoherent Nonreciprocal Absorbance Circular Dichroism of Uniaxial Assemblies”
114. “Fast Diffusion Characterization by Multiphoton Excited Fluorescence Recovery while Photobleaching”
113. “Spectral classification by generative adversarial linear discriminant analysis”
Latest News
Oct 20 ~ 25, 2024
The Simpson Lab participated in SciX 2024 in Raleigh, NC.
Oct 08, 2024
Congratulations to Kevin for passing his OP! He is now a Ph.D. candidate and we are very proud of him! Great job!
Oct 02, 2024
We had our farewells to Dustin during our traditional fountain ceremony. Dustin, thank you for your work at the Simpson Lab. You will be missed!
Oct 02, 2024
Congratulations to Caitlin for passing her OP! She is now a Ph.D. candidate and we are very proud of her! Woohoo!
Oct 01, 2024
Congratulations to Maura for passing her OP! She is now a Ph.D. candidate and we are very proud of her! Way to go!