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Perspective of Bernard Didier F. Casse on Nano-Optics, Metamaterials, Nanolithography and Academia.
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About Me
- Bernard Didier Casse, Ph.D.
- - Lead research scientist in Nano-Optics at the Electronic Materials Research Institute (Northeastern University) in Boston, MA.
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- Video of Zheludev's group at the University of Sou...
- Showcasing your research on arXiv
- Is your name too common? Consider getting a Resear...
- Thanksgiving in th U.S.!
- Keeping track of patents using RSS feeds
- Dual screen: The way to boost productivity!
- Making cheap photolithography masks!
- Blogging test from my mobile!
- Cleaning your shoes before stepping into the clean...
- Loss compensation schemes to compensate for losses...
- Getting on top of things
- On reviewing scientific manuscripts for scholarly ...
- The best lithography software for ion beam systems
- The internal scoring system of high impact factor ...
- The hierarchical structure of academia
- Dose matrix in electron beam lithography
- Metamaterials for biosensing applications
- Compilation of Metamaterials theses and research g...
- Materials Discovery: Finding the optical propertie...
- Bilayer design: The secret to a good lift-off process
- Probing the magnetic field of light and Acoustic h...
- Nanoskiving: A slight variant of it!
- How to add color or false color SEM images?
- The scientific impact of a scientist: the h-index
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