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Our technical expertise:
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Experienced
in taking instrumentation projects from the idea conception stage,
through the science and engineering stages, to the final characterization of
the instrument.
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Work
and prioritize well in a multi-discipline environment.
Projects involve the disciplines in physics, optics, electronics,
software, and mechanical engineering.
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Hands
on experience in designing and building precision instruments. (See Projects
for more detail.)
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programming skills in LabVIEW. Develop
sophisticated and professional looking instrument control software. (See Software
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Build
and integrate instrumentation electronic hardware with computers through
data acquisition, image acquisition or motion control boards.
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Key personnel:
Principal:
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Robert
Kersten, Physicist. |
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MS in Physics, University
of Connecticut.
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Contemporary Optics Seminar, University
of Rochester |
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Papers, Proposals and Presentations:
| “Coherent
filtering in fluorescence microscopy utilizing photorefractive BaTiO3
crystal”. Robert Kersten, Dr.
S. Fernandez, Dr. G. Fischer and Dr. B. Boyd.
Poster paper at the OSA conference in
Boston,
April 29-30, 1996.
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Phase
I SBIR proposal on “Tunable holographic filter using photorefractive
Barium Titinate”. Dr. S.
Fernandez and Robert Kersten. [Awarded] |
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II SBIR proposal again on “Tunable Holographic Filter”.
Robert Kersten and Dr. S. Fernandez. [Awarded]
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| Phase
1 proposal on “OPO Laser Spectrophotometer”
Robert Kersten. |
| Phase
I SBIR proposal on “Spectrally Agile Laser Tracker”.
Robert Kersten.
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| Phase
II SBIR proposal “Imaging Raman Microscope”.
Dr. S. Fernandez and Robert Kersten. [Awarded]
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| Numerous
quarterly technical reports and support on Phase I and Phase II reports and
proposals.
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Software Projects
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