SUMMARY
The discussion centers on pursuing graduate studies in plasmonics and metamaterials, with a specific recommendation for Duke University's distinguished department. The participant expresses a strong interest in electrodynamics and electromagnetic propagation, highlighting a project in the field. Notably, Duke has developed a cloaking device capable of bending microwaves, which gained recognition in the New York Times. This establishes Duke as a leading institution for those interested in advanced studies in this area.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of electrodynamics principles
- Familiarity with electromagnetic propagation concepts
- Knowledge of plasmonics and metamaterials
- Research skills for graduate-level studies
NEXT STEPS
- Research Duke University's graduate programs in Electrical Engineering
- Explore recent advancements in cloaking technology and metamaterials
- Investigate other leading institutions in plasmonics research
- Study the applications of plasmonics in telecommunications
USEFUL FOR
Graduate students, researchers, and professionals interested in the fields of plasmonics and metamaterials, particularly those considering advanced studies in the United States.