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| + | Welcome to the web of the Wolverhampton Light & Matter (WLM) group, at the [https://www.wlv.ac.uk/ University of Wolverhampton], West Midlands, UK. | ||
| − | + | We are just born! (on January 6, 2017, {{#expr:({{#time: U | now }}-{{#time: U | 2017-01-06 }})/(86400) round 0}} days ago) but moving fast (see our [[News]]). | |
| − | + | We were previously based in Madrid, Spain, as the [http://laussy.org/wiki/PolaFlow PolaFlow] group, involving up to 20 scientists at all levels. With our recent relocation, taking up new challenges and setting ourselves stronger objectives, we shrank to currently two members, which is however already enough to get great things happening (see our [[Activities|Research]]). | |
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| + | We are currently *actively* seeking funding to support our immediate activity and grow. We aim to maintain but also develop our internationally leading Research and make Wolverhampton a UK spot of excellence in the Physics of light-matter interactions. In particular, if you're in the business of photon-correlations, it's probably a good bet to turn to us (see how to [[Contact|Contact us]]). | ||
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| + | We also are the core of the [http://courses.wlv.ac.uk/course.asp?code=AP001H31UVD Applied Physics] course at the UoW, that will open September 2017. This will be a once in a lifetime event, starting a Physics Branch. We are looking forward bringing the University the best of higher education, bringing the students right to the edge of where technology is demanding to be pushed forward, based on brand new designed laboratory sessions and fresh, state-of-the-art module contents, in sync with what the best applied physics is about today. If you want to literally build your Alma Matter, come to us, or, rather, come with us! You will never have this chance again to be the first students of a course that we promise will be heard of. | ||
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| + | <center>(insert video of Ben here)</center> | ||
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| + | Be welcomed to visit the rest of this place, to bookmark us, and get in touch: [mailto:F.Laussy@wlv.ac.uk F.Laussy@wlv.ac.uk]. | ||
Revision as of 09:33, 4 April 2017
Welcome
Welcome to the web of the Wolverhampton Light & Matter (WLM) group, at the University of Wolverhampton, West Midlands, UK.
We are just born! (on January 6, 2017, 2991 days ago) but moving fast (see our News).
We were previously based in Madrid, Spain, as the PolaFlow group, involving up to 20 scientists at all levels. With our recent relocation, taking up new challenges and setting ourselves stronger objectives, we shrank to currently two members, which is however already enough to get great things happening (see our Research).
We are currently *actively* seeking funding to support our immediate activity and grow. We aim to maintain but also develop our internationally leading Research and make Wolverhampton a UK spot of excellence in the Physics of light-matter interactions. In particular, if you're in the business of photon-correlations, it's probably a good bet to turn to us (see how to Contact us).
We also are the core of the Applied Physics course at the UoW, that will open September 2017. This will be a once in a lifetime event, starting a Physics Branch. We are looking forward bringing the University the best of higher education, bringing the students right to the edge of where technology is demanding to be pushed forward, based on brand new designed laboratory sessions and fresh, state-of-the-art module contents, in sync with what the best applied physics is about today. If you want to literally build your Alma Matter, come to us, or, rather, come with us! You will never have this chance again to be the first students of a course that we promise will be heard of.
Be welcomed to visit the rest of this place, to bookmark us, and get in touch: F.Laussy@wlv.ac.uk.