This is a full-scale lecture, an elective 4 EC-module in the local M.Sc. Photonics course by Prof. Isabelle Staude and Prof. Thomas Pertsch. In Jena, this is offered every summer term with a lecture of 2h per week and a seminar of 1h per week. The module is self-standing in the sense that there is an online platform where students can independently assess all lecture material, all recorded lectures (lastly recorded in the winter term 2025), all tutorials, task sheets, etc.
Content:
Online and Jena, Germany
The course provides an introduction to the broad research field of nanooptics. The students will learn about different concepts which are applied to control the emission, propagation, and absorption of light at subwavelength spatial dimensions. Furthermore, they will learn how nanostructures can be used to optically interact selectively with nanoscale matter, a capability not achievable with standard diffraction limited microscopy. After successful completion of the course the students should be capable of understanding present problems of the research field and should be able to solve basic problems using advanced literature.
Photonics materials & nanophotonics
Free
Fundamental knowledge on modern optics and condensed matter physics.
Prof.
Thomas
Pertsch
Dr.
Christian
Helgert
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