Project for masters in applied optics

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When preparing a project in applied optics, it's essential to consult with an advisor or prospective advisor to identify suitable topics. Engaging in discussions with experienced professionals can provide clarity and direction, helping to narrow down options based on current trends and research gaps in the field. Exploring recent advancements in optical technologies, applications in telecommunications, imaging systems, or optical materials can also inspire topic selection. Ultimately, guidance from knowledgeable sources is crucial for making an informed decision on a project topic in applied optics.
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i want to prepare a project in applied optics
but i am to confused about what topics should i select.
 
i haven't yet came to any conclusion still having no idea about what topic should i take
 
Usually you should talk to your advisor (or prospective advisor) to see what topics you should do.
 
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