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Brian
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Corwin
and Washburn Research Groups Webpage Updated
08/19/18 Greetings and
welcome to my physics webpage. I am an associate professor of physics
at Kansas State University. My goal is develop and grow a strong
research program specializing in the fields of nonlinear optics, fiber
optics, and laser physics. My current
research topics are in the areas of fiber laser based frequency combs for gas
phase spectroscopy, gas-filled hollow core photonic crystal fiber lasers, and
photonic microcell optical frequency references. I have independently developed a strong
experimental and computational physics program in these areas and have
obtained external funding from multiple sources. My most recent grant, funded by the
National Science Foundation Division of Biological Infrastructure, is to
develop a mid-infrared dual-comb spectroscopy system for the detection of agriculturally
significant gases with an interdisciplinary team of world-class physicists
and agronomists. We call this novel
instrument an agro-comb. The instrument will allow simultaneous absorption
measurements of multiple gas species in a field environment. More about my research can be found here.
My
citation indices provided by Google Scholar.
More
information found at http://scholar.google.com/citations?user=QDpIKd4AAAAJ My research has been
funded by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research, Air Force Research
Laboratory, Army Research Office, and the National Science Foundation.
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