INSTRUMENTATION PHYSICS GROUP
Program Coordinator: Caesar A. Saloma, Ph.D.
The Instrumentation Physics Laboratory Group (IPL) applies established physical principles and theories to deeply explore novel physical phenomena through the development of advanced measurement techniques that improve the accuracy, precision, and efficiency of signal sampling and data gathering, information processing, and signal recovery. Cutting-edge scientific research and development is not possible without accurate and precise measurement techniques. IPL researchers are developing novel optical and computational hybrid techniques in photonic fabrication, multidimensional analysis and manipulation of micro-structures and complex adaptive system analysis. IPL provides its students with an enabling and nurturing environment that fosters independent thinking and promotes meaningful research collaboration across disciplines.
Research Areas: optical microscopy; optical trapping and fabrication; complex adaptive systems; signal processing, data analytics; modeling dynamical systems; noise-aided image and time-series analysis; granular materials dynamics; image and video analysis.
Senior Members:
Johnrob Y. Bantang – Associate Professor
(Complex Systems)
May T. Lim – Professor
(Complex Systems and Statistical Physics)
Caesar A. Saloma – Professor
(Photonics, Microscopy, Signal Processing and Complex Systems)
Maricor N. Soriano – Professor
(Color, Video and Image Processing)
Giovanni A. Tapang – Professor
(Complex Systems and Spatial Synchronization)
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