The Magnetics Group's program in magnetodynamics and spin electronics develops new measurement techniques to characterize the high frequency … more
Our goal is to provide technical leadership in R&D for the MEMS measurement infrastructure essential to improving U.S. economic … more
The Quantum Sensors Project develops sensors based on quantum phenomena for spectroscopy, imaging, and other precision measurements for … more
Accurate characterization of optoelectronic equipment is important to applications such as optical telecommunications, medical devices, materials … more
Today's economy relies on high-speed communications that ride fiber-optic networks, and PML physicists play a crucial role in providing the … more
Quantum-based communication and measurement systems that use novel quantum states of light are being developed around the world. However, the … more
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