George Barbastathis is affiliated with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the United States. Their research spans multiple areas within physics and engineering, focusing primarily on fields such as Radiation, Atomic and Molecular Physics and Optics, Biomedical Engineering, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging, and Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition.
The scientist's notable recent publications include:
Their research covers various advanced scientific topics, including:
Frequent co-authors associated with their work include:
The scientist's publications have appeared in several prominent venues, among which are:
George Barbastathis has received recognition including the OSA Fellows award in 2011 for contributions to three-dimensional optical systems, volume holographic microscopy, origami-based fabrication of optical mechanical components, and quantitative phase measurement.
Kyoo Chul Park;Hyungryul J. Choi;Chih Hao Chang;Chih Hao Chang;Robert E. Cohen
Baile Zhang;Yuan Luo;Yuan Luo;Xiaogang Liu;George Barbastathis;George Barbastathis
G.N. Nielson;G. Barbastathis
Hyun Jin In;Sundeep Kumar;Yang Shao-Horn;George Barbastathis
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Sara N. Nagelberg;Lauren D. Zarzar;Lauren D. Zarzar;Natalie Nicolas;Kaushikaram Subramanian
William J. Arora;Anthony J. Nichol;Henry I. Smith;George Barbastathis
C.-H. Chang;L. Tian;W. R. Hesse;H. Gao
Jeong Gil Kim;Hyungryul J. Choi;Kyoo Chul Park;Robert E. Cohen
Gerardo Jose La O;Hyun Jin In;Ethan Crumlin;George Barbastathis
A G P Kottapalli;C W Tan;C W Tan;M Olfatnia;J M Miao
G.N. Nielson;D. Seneviratne;F. Lopez-Royo;P.T. Rakich
Laura Waller;Mankei Tsang;Sameera Ponda;Se Young Yang
Chee Wei Wong;Yongbae Jeon;George Barbastathis;Sang-Gook Kim
William J. Arora;Sybren Sijbrandij;Lewis Stern;John Notte
Chee Wei Wong;Yongbae Jeon;G. Barbastathis;Sang-Gook Kim
Yuan Luo;Paul J. Gelsinger-Austin;Jonathan M. Watson;George Barbastathis
Wei-Chuan Shih;Sang-Gook Kim;G. Barbastathis
S.-G. Kim;G. Barbastathis;H. L. Tuller
William J. Arora;Henry I. Smith;George Barbastathis
T. K. Venugopalan;Tawfiq Taher;George Barbastathis
Gregory N. Nielson;George Barbastathis
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