MIT researchers have invented a new imaging system that allowed them to create this three-dimensional rendering of the cartilage that forms the skull of a five-day-old zebrafish larva.
Optical coherence tomography (OCT) uses light to enable real-time visualization of tissue microstructure and pathology.
Marie-José MonpetitResearch Scientist, Research Laboratory of Electronics, MIT
Marie-José MonpetitResearch Scientist, Research Laboratory of Electronics, MIT
Marie-José MonpetitResearch Scientist, Research Laboratory of Electronics, MIT
Marie-José MonpetitResearch Scientist, Research Laboratory of Electronics, MIT
MIT researchers have developed a new technique for magnetically separating oil and water that could be used to clean up spills.
Description: Probability, as it appears in the real world, is related to axiomatic mathematical models. Events, independence, and random variables are reviewed, stressing both the axioms and intuition. Instructor: Prof. Robert Gallager
Description: After reviewing Wald's identity, we introduce martingales and show they include many processes already studied. Next, submartingales, supermartingales, and stopped (simple, sub, super) martingales are introduced. Instructor: Prof. Robert Gallager
Description: In this lecture, many problem solving techniques are developed using, first, combining and splitting of various Poisson processes, and, second, conditioning on the number of arrivals in an interval. Instructor: Prof. Robert Gallager
Demonstration of the excitation of atomic sodium in a heated cell by a tunable dye laser Observation of intense radiation from the sodium vapor when the laser is on resonance with a ground state transition in sodium
Demonstration of various transverse modes from a laser as a function of cavity alignment Demonstration of the use of an intra-cavity adjustable aperture to control the number of transverse modes that can oscillate Demonstration of the frequency spectrum of laser transverse modes Demonstration ...
Demonstration of light inside laser cavity being much stronger than light leaving the laser Discussion of cavity dumping
Demonstration of Fraunhofer diffraction by a fixed rectangular aperture Demonstration of Fraunhofer diffraction by an adjustable rectangular aperture
Demonstration of the spectrum of laser light from a He-Ne laser with external mirrors showing multiple frequencies associated with longitudinal modes of the cavity Demonstration of the polarization of the multiple frequencies being identical Demonstration of the effect of temperature, ...
Demonstration of multiple beam interference in transmission using a cavity with curved mirrors and a single-frequency laser light source Observation of the intensity distribution associated with a variety of radial (or transverse) modes as a function of cavity tuning Observation of the cavity ...
Demonstration of Fraunhofer diffraction by a single slit Demonstration of Fraunhofer diffraction by two slits Demonstration of Fraunhofer diffraction by three slits Demonstration of Fraunhofer diffraction by four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, and more slits Demonstration of Fraunhofer ...
Demonstration of Fraunhofer diffraction by a thin wire Demonstration of Fraunhofer diffraction by thin wires with different diameters
Demonstration of the absence of any change in the state of polarization of the reflected and transmitted light at a glass-air boundary below the critical angle Demonstration of the change in the state of polarization of reflected light at a glass-air boundary above the ...
Demonstration of two-beam interference using collimated beams in a Michelson interferometer Demonstration of various fringe patterns as a function of the alignment of the interferometer mirrors Effect of mirror translation on fringe pattern using a piezoelectric driver