Hollow waveguides present an attractive alternative to other solid-core IR fibers. Key features of hollow guides are: their ability to transmit wavelengths well beyond 20 µm...read more
Single-crystal (SC) fibers have the potential of delivering extremely high laser energies. Sapphire fibers have been the most commonly studied SC fiber...read more
Infrared Fibers and Their Applications, an SPIE publication authored by Professor James A. Harrington, provides complete and up-to-date coverage of infrared fiber technology....read more
"Infrared Fibers," written by Professor James A. Harrington, is a chapter in OSA Handbook of Optics, Vol. V, published by McGraw Hill. Infrared (IR) optical fibers may be defined as fiber optics transmitting radiation...read more
The Rutgers Specialty Fiber Optics Group will have expanded hours during the University's Winter Recess, which begins on December 24 and ends on January 16. For details on the changes in hours and availability, please contact Prof. Harrington.
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Rutgers University is officially closed for the Christmas and New Year holidays from December 24-January 2. For details on Rutgers Specialty Fiber Optics Group hours and availability the week of December 26-30, please contact Prof. Harrington.
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Members of the Rutgers University Specialty Fiber Optics Group recently represented the university at the 2011 Materials Science & Technology Conference in Columbus, OH. Their presentations from the conference can be found here.
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SPIE Photonics West is the world's leading photonics, laser, and biomedical optics conference. Read more
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SPIE Optics + Photonics, the largest inter-disciplinary technical conference in North America, features the latest research and technologies in solar, nano, optics, photonics, and space optics. Read more
Dr. Harrington has over twenty-eight years of research experiences in the area of optical proeprties of solids. Since 1977, he has worked on all aspects of infrared fibers including fabrication, characterizatiton, and applications. He is generally recognized as one of the world's leading experts in this continually evolving field. Read more
Rutgers Specialty Fiber Optics, located on Busch Campus in Piscataway, NJ, develops fiber optics for the transmission of infrared energy for a variety of sensor and power delivery applications. Professor Harrington has worked in all aspects of IR fiber optics including fabrication, characterization, and applications. Read more