Optical Sciences

Biomolecules and nanostructures

The Optical Sciences group studies the interaction of light and matter at the nanoscale. We do this by exploring ways to shape light and its environment. It's what we call active and passive control. Our current focus is on the interaction of light with biomolecules and nanostructures. We are part of Twente University's Department of Science and Technology and member of the MESA+ institute.
We participate in the EU-COST actions MP1102: Coherent Raman microscopy (MicroCor) and CM1202: Supramolecular photocatalytic water splitting (PERSPECT-H2O)

 
  • A practical guide to scanning probe microscopy.pdf (ThermoMicroscopes)
  • AFM tutorial (Pacific Nanotechnology)
  • A guide to AFM image artifacts (Pacific Nanotechnology)
  • Collegesheets Nano-optica
  • microscopy slides.zip
  • OS presentation Jeroen about cameras for scientific experiments

  • Carre building acces application form

  • Safe laser practice course icfo.ppt
  • UTwente rules for working with lasers
  • Wikipedia laser safety

  • OS members only area
  • Printable version