Seth R. Bank is affiliated with The University of Texas at Austin in the United States. Their research spans multiple disciplines primarily within engineering and physics and astronomy, focusing on specialized subfields such as electrical and electronic engineering, atomic and molecular physics, optics, biomedical engineering, instrumentation, and materials chemistry.
The scientist has authored numerous publications in noted venues, including Applied Physics Letters, Crystal Growth & Design, Journal of Applied Physics, Nature Photonics, and the Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics. Their contributions include research on semiconductor quantum structures and devices, advanced semiconductor detectors and materials, photonic and optical devices, advanced optical sensing technologies, semiconductor materials and devices, plasmonic and surface plasmon research, and semiconductor materials and interfaces.
Frequent collaborators in their research include Joe C. Campbell, Daniel Wasserman, Andrew H. Jones, Stephen D. March, and Andrew Briggs.
Selected recent papers authored by or involving Seth R. Bank include:
X. Jiang;X. Jiang;R. Wang;R. Wang;R. M. Shelby;R. M. Macfarlane
Hou-Tong Chen;Willie J. Padilla;Joshua M. O. Zide;Seth R. Bank
R. Maiti;C. Patil;M. A. S. R. Saadi;T. Xie
David B. Jackrel;Seth Robert Bank;Homan B. Yuen;Mark A. Wistey
D Jung;S Bank;M L Lee;D Wasserman
Weinan Zhu;Saungeun Park;Maruthi N. Yogeesh;Kyle M. McNicholas
Martin Wagner;Alexander S. McLeod;Scott J. Maddox;Zhe Fei
G. Salis;R. Wang;R. Wang;X. Jiang;R. M. Shelby
S.R. Bank;Hopil Bae;L.L. Goddard;H.B. Yuen
Arka Majumdar;Armand Rundquist;Michal Bajcsy;Vaishno D. Dasika
Andrew H. Jones;Stephen D. March;Seth R. Bank;Joe C. Campbell
S.R. Bank;M.A. Wistey;L.L. Goddard;H.B. Yuen
Emily S. Walker;Seung Ryul Na;Daehwan Jung;Stephen D. March
Scott Joseph Maddox;Stephen D March;Seth Bank
Junghyun Park;Ju-Hyung Kang;Xiaoge Liu;Scott J. Maddox
V. Gambin;Wonill Ha;M. Wistey;Homan Yuen
Kerstin Volz;Vincent Gambin;Wonill Ha;Mark A. Wistey
W. Ha;V. Gambin;S. Bank;M. Wistey
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Uttam Singisetti;Mark A. Wistey;Jeramy D. Zimmerman;Brian J. Thibeault
W. Ha;V. Gambin;M. Wistey;S. Bank
R. Wang;X. Jiang;R. M. Shelby;R. M. Macfarlane
S. R. Bank;M. A. Wistey;H. B. Yuen;L. L. Goddard
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