This lecture covers the introduction to 2D materials, focusing on charge scattering mechanisms, Scotch Tape exfoliation, Van der Waals epitaxy, MBE growth of MoSe₂ on GaAs, ambipolar transport, and CVD growth of MoS₂.
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Covers Brillouin scattering, a powerful tool in photonics, explaining material density fluctuations' impact on light and the optical effects of inelastic scatterings.
Explores Tissue Optics, focusing on Optical Coherence Tomography and light scattering in photomedicine, with applications in ophthalmology, dermatology, cardiology, and gastroenterology.
Discusses the radiative properties of particulate media, focusing on Mie theory and its practical applications in analyzing light interactions with particles.
