Topics
for bachelor and master projects (TFG, TFM) for:
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ESEIAAT engineering bachelor and master degrees
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Master degree in Photonics
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Bachelor and master degree in Engineering Physics
Our
research is highly inter-disciplinary and many more research topics are available
(in biophysics, neuronal dynamics, Earth science, complex networks).
What
are we doing?
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We study nonlinear phenomena in various physical
systems.
Why?
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A good understanding and control of the mechanisms
that trigger instabilities allow to develop systems that work properly.
Why
doing a project or an internship with us?
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You will learn to work with sophisticated lab
equipment
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You will acquire programming skills and experience with
data analysis tools.
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You will learn to apply engineering techniques to
advance science, and you will contribute to solve real-world problems with
socio-economic impact.
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You will gain experience in an international and
multicultural work environment.
A
few examples of research done by bachelor and master students that carried out
their projects in our group:
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J. Ahuja, D. Bhiku Nalawade, J. Zamora-Munt, R. Vilaseca
and C. Masoller, “Rogue waves in injected
semiconductor lasers with current modulation: role of the modulation phase”,
Optics Express 22, 28377 (2014).
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N. Martinez Alvarez, S. Borkar,
C. Masoller, “Predictability of extreme intensity
pulses in optically injected semiconductor lasers”, Eur. Phys. J. Spec. Top.
226, 1971 (2017).
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M. Panozzo, C.
Quintero-Quiroz, J. Tiana-Alsina, M. C. Torrent, C. Masoller, “Experimental characterization of the transition
to coherence collapse in a semiconductor laser with optical feedback”, Chaos
27, 114315 (2017).
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T. Jin, C. Siyu, C. Masoller, “Generation of
extreme pulses on demand in semiconductor lasers with optical injection”, Opt.
Express 25, 031326 (2017).
Pre-requisites?
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Basic knowledge of physics (waves), mathematics
(ordinary differential equations) and statistics is required.
More
info?
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Don’t hesitate to ask: Cristina.masoller@upc.edu