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Formed in 2006, Nonlinear
Spectroscopy and Sensing is part of the Nanoscience Division in
the Department of Physics, University of Strathclyde and also a member
of SUPA. Our current research is focused on a new kind of
distributed optical fibre sensor based on time-correlated two-photon
excitation, but also encompasses single crystal fibres,
nonlinear optics, laser spectroscopy and optical physics in
general.
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Distributed optical fibre sensor based on time-correlated two-photon
excited fluorescence Click here for further information on distributed fibre sensing by two-photon fluorescence
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Laser heated miniature pedestal growth of single crystal fibres   Click here for further information on growing single crystal fibres Top of the page |
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