Johan Nilsson is affiliated with the University of Southampton in the United Kingdom and works primarily in the fields of Engineering and Physics and Astronomy. Their research focuses on several subfields including Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Atomic and Molecular Physics and Optics, Spectroscopy, Biomedical Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering.
Nilsson's main research interests span a variety of topics with an emphasis on photonics and laser technologies. The key topics covered in their work include:
Their recent publications illustrate a focus on both theoretical and applied optics, laser systems, and imaging techniques. Selected papers include:
Nilsson has frequently published their work in venues such as Optics Express, arXiv (Cornell University), Optical Materials Express, and proceedings from the Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics.
Their collaborative work involves repeated partnerships with several researchers, including Sergey Mirov, J. K. Sahu, Yutong Feng, Ziwei Zhai, and Nilotpal Choudhury.
In 2010, Johan Nilsson was recognized as an OSA Fellow for their contributions to the development and demonstration of high-power fiber lasers.
D. J. Richardson;J. Nilsson;W. A. Clarkson
Y. Jeong;J. K. Sahu;D. N. Payne;J. Nilsson
R. Paschotta;J. Nilsson;A.C. Tropper;D.C. Hanna
Yoonchan Jeong;J. Nilsson;J.K. Sahu;D.N. Payne
J. Nilsson;J.K. Sahu;Y. Jeong;V.N. Philippov
Y. Jeong;J.K. Sahu;D.N. Payne;J. Nilsson
Y. Jeong;J.K. Sahu;D.N. Payne;J. Nilsson
R. Paschotta;J. Nilsson;P.R. Barber;J.E. Caplen
Kentaro Furusawa;A.N. Malinowski;Jonathan H.V. Price;Tanya M. Monro
J A Alvarez-Chavez;H L Offerhaus;J Nilsson;P W Turner
Yoonchan Jeong;Seongwoo Yoo;C.A. Coderaard;J. Nilsson
P. Blixt;J. Nilsson;T. Carlnas;B. Jaskorzynska
J. Nilsson;J. D. Minelly;R. Paschotta;A. C. Tropper
W. A. Clarkson;N. P. Barnes;P. W. Turner;J. Nilsson
Yoonchan Jeong;Alexander J. Boyland;Jayanta K. Sahu;Seunghwan Chung
G.G. Vienne;J.E. Caplen;Liang Dong;J.D. Minelly
S. Yoo;C. Basu;A.J. Boyland;C.L. Sones
J. Nilsson;W.A. Clarkson;R. Selvas;J.K. Sahu
Y. Jeong;J. Nilsson;J. K. Sahu;D. B. S. Soh
M. Laroche;A. M. Chardon;J. Nilsson;D. P. Shepherd
P. Dupriez;A. Piper;A. Malinowski;J.K. Sahu
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