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Daewook Kim and Roger Angel\u2019s solar energy project to save the Earth<\/h4>\n

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Daewook Kim, Associate Professor of Optical Sciences, and Roger Angel, Professor of Astronomy and Optical Sciences, are working to pioneer a new approach to heliostat design for concentrating solar power (CSP) systems.\u00a0Their innovation aims to deliver solar thermal energy at exceptionally high concentrations throughout the day. It is believed that their work into this technology could potentially be the forerunner for advanced applications like atmospheric carbon removal\u2014literally providing the energy needed for carbon capture and removal from the air.\u00a0Read the full article.<\/a><\/p>\n

Anthony Oceguera created a video introducing the beauty of interferometry<\/h4>\n

This video was created by Anthony Oceguera as part of his master\u2019s report project on Interferometry with the Large Optics Fabrication & Test Group at the University of Arizona, Wyant College of Optical Sciences. Please feel free to use these visual demonstrations as class teaching material or for personal reference! The goal of these demos is to act as a visual aid in understanding how interferometers work in a laboratory setting. Prior knowledge on basic interferometry concepts is assumed.<\/p>\n