(Left to right) Aditi Sen, Liis Rebane, Thomas Berkvens and Ujjwal Sen
(Left to right) Aditi Sen, Liis Rebane, Thomas Berkvens and Ujjwal Sen
The Institute welcomes new members
Aditi Sen, Ujjwal Sen, Liis Rebane and Thomas Berkvens have joined ICFO this February
February 10, 2005
This February, two postdoctoral researchers and two undergraduate students have joined the Institute: Ujjwal Sen, Aditi Sen, Liis Rebane and Thomas Berkvens.
Ujjwal Sen comes from the University of Hannover, in Germany, and has joined ICFO as a Postdoctoral Researcher in the Quantum Optics Theory group, led by Prof. Maciej Lewenstein.
Aditi Sen has joined the Institute as a Postdoctoral Researcher coming from the University of Hannover, in Germany. Dr. Sen will be working with Prof. Maciej Lewenstein, in the new group set up in the Quantum Optics area, named Quantum Optics Theory.
Liis Rebane has joined ICFO as an undergraduate student in the Quantum Imaging group, led by Prof. Juan P. Torres. Liis Rebane will be working in the project 'Orbital Quantum Momentum of Light'.
Thomas Berkvens has joined ICFO as an undergraduate student in the Nanophotonics group, led by Prof. Gonçal Badenes. Thomas Berkvens will be working in the project 'Hybrid organic-inorganic layer structures towards devices for photonic applications', which is coordinated by Dr. Stéphanie Cheylan.
Ujjwal Sen comes from the University of Hannover, in Germany, and has joined ICFO as a Postdoctoral Researcher in the Quantum Optics Theory group, led by Prof. Maciej Lewenstein.
Aditi Sen has joined the Institute as a Postdoctoral Researcher coming from the University of Hannover, in Germany. Dr. Sen will be working with Prof. Maciej Lewenstein, in the new group set up in the Quantum Optics area, named Quantum Optics Theory.
Liis Rebane has joined ICFO as an undergraduate student in the Quantum Imaging group, led by Prof. Juan P. Torres. Liis Rebane will be working in the project 'Orbital Quantum Momentum of Light'.
Thomas Berkvens has joined ICFO as an undergraduate student in the Nanophotonics group, led by Prof. Gonçal Badenes. Thomas Berkvens will be working in the project 'Hybrid organic-inorganic layer structures towards devices for photonic applications', which is coordinated by Dr. Stéphanie Cheylan.