21. 11. 2018

Peter Petrik (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapešť):
Development of in situ bioellipsometry and other non-destructive characterization tools

Abstrakt:

Optical and magnetic measurement tools being developed at the Photonics
department in the Centre for Energy Research of the Hungarian Academy of
Sciences and their applications in materials science will be presented. The
main topic of the talk will be the in situ bioellipsometry, but other
activities such as large area mapping ellipsometry, Fourier scatterometry,
waveguide interferometry, deflectometry, optical capillary bridge inspection,
single particle scattering spectroscopy and surface mapping by magnetic
adaptive testing will also briefly be discussed.