• Optical Metatronics: Nader Engheta on Electromagnetics and Scientific Curiosity

  • Nov 11 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 55 mins
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Optical Metatronics: Nader Engheta on Electromagnetics and Scientific Curiosity

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  • In this episode of the 632nm podcast, Nader Engheta shares his journey and experiences within the field of electromagnetics, from his early days at the University of Tehran and Caltech, to his current research in optical metatronics and nonlinear dynamics.

    He discusses the importance of motivation and curiosity in scientific research, the potential of optics in AI, and the exciting new possibilities for combining knowledge from different fields. Engheta also touches on his experiences in industry, interdisciplinary teaching, and offers advice to young researchers.

    02:19 Fascination with Electromagnetics
    03:14 Journey from Tehran to Caltech
    05:39 Exploring Chirality and Metamaterials
    08:21 Innovations in Polarization Imaging
    36:12 Exploring Antennas and Metatronics
    36:46 Dream Job in the Tech Industry
    37:24 Optics and Artificial Intelligence
    39:44 Brain Waves and Neuroscience
    53:20 Optical Computing vs. Electronics
    01:15:55 Exploring Optical and Electronic Constraints
    01:17:47 Optical Computing: Efficiency and Challenges
    01:20:58 Historical Insights and Modern Applications
    01:26:20 Nonlinearity in Optical Systems
    01:32:59 Future Directions and Advice for Young Researchers
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