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Micah Glaz

Project:

IGERT: Atomic and Molecular Imaging of Interfaces/Defects in Electronic, Spintronic, and Organic/Inorganic Materials

Role:

Graduate Student

Univ. or Institute:

University of Texas at Austin

Academic Interests:

Defects, physical chemistry, solar cells, optics, polymers

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Collaborative project: Systematic near-field and far-field study of surface plasmon propagation in polycrystalline and single-crystal Ag waveguides at visible frequencies

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Collaborative project: Systematic near-field and far-field study of surface plasmon propagation in polycrystalline and single-crystal Ag waveguides at visible frequencies

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Collaborative project: Systematic near-field and far-field study of surface plasmon propagation in polycrystalline and single-crystal Ag waveguides at visible frequencies

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Integrative Graduate
Education and
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