Postdoctoral Associates

Since 2021: Dr. Elham Heidari (PhD Univ. Texas Austin)
      “Integrated photonics and applications”

Since 2019: Dr. Richard Brewster (PhD Univ. Maryland Baltimore County)
      “Entanglement in Quantum Optical Fiber Networks”

 
 

Graduate Students

Since 2022: Ms. Jazzmin Robinson (BSc George Mason Univ.)
      “Optoelectronic analog processing”

Since 2022: Mr. Benjamin Hudson Klimko (MSc Rice Univ.)
      “Development of photonic reservoir computers”

Since 2021: Ms. Stephanie Lashley (BSc Georgia Tech)
      “Brillouin scattering for optical imaging”
      Co-supervised with Giuliano Scarcelli, Univ. Maryland

Since 2020: Ms. Jamie Luskin (BSc Univ. Florida)
      “Dark matter detection using cryogenic targets”
      Co-supervised with Emma Wollman and Matthew Shaw, NASA Jet Propulsion Lab

Since 2019: Mr. Fengyu Liu (BSc Nankai Univ., China)
      “Kerr optical frequency combs and applications”

Since 2019: Mr. Meenwook Ha (BSc Ohio State Univ.)
      “Optoelectronic oscillations for wireless communications”

Since 2019: Mr. Haoying Dai (MSc Univ. Maryland)
      “Optoelectronic reservoir computing and applications”

 

PhD Class of 2021, Univ. Maryland: Dr. Helene Nguewou-Hyousse (MSc Johns Hopkins U.)
      “Nonlinear and Stochastic Analysis of Miniature Optoelectronic Oscillators
      based on Whispering-Gallery Mode Modulators”

 
 
 

Undergraduate Research Associates

In 2021: Mr. Tremond Thomas, Jr. (Morehouse College)
      “On nonlinear laser dynamics”

In 2020: Ms. Yao Poudima (Univ. Maryland)
      “On 5G telecommunication systems”

In 2020: Ms. Lydia Butler (Univ. Maryland)
      “On machine learning”

In 2020: Mr. Kyle Kuhn (Univ. Maryland)
      “On nonlinear dynamical systems”

 
 
 

TREND REU Undergraduate Trainees
Training and Research Experiences in Nonlinear Dynamics

In 2021: Ms. Esther Gallmeier (Georgia Tech)
      “Synchronization in coupled optoelectronic oscillators”
      Co-supervised with Thomas Murphy and Rajarshi Roy.

In 2020: Mr. Anthony Cho (Carleton College)
      “Autonomous optoelectronic oscillators”
      Co-supervised with Thomas Murphy and Rajarshi Roy.

In 2019: Mr. Juan-Pablo Speers (Univ. Alabama Birmingham)
      “Laminar chaos in the Mackey-Glass oscillator”
      Co-supervised with Thomas Murphy and Rajarshi Roy.

In 2019: Mr. David Jin (Grinnell College)
      “Laminar chaos in the Mackey-Glass oscillator”
      Co-supervised with Thomas Murphy and Rajarshi Roy.