Tipo de actividad: Charla
Lugar: Saint Louis Univeristy, Madrid Campus
Fecha y Hora: 6 de febrero 2018
In 1948 the Hungarian born scientist and engineer Denis Gabor, then at British-Thomson Laboratory in UK, published a seminal paper in Nature: “A New Microscopic Principle”. In it, he established the original experimental process for obtaining a 3D image recorded in a 2D photograph. Later, this technique turned out to be named Holography.
Today, holography is present in our daily life. As examples, telephone credit card used in Europe has embossed surface holograms which carry a monetary value, supermarket scanners read the bar codes on merchandise for the store’s computer by using a holographic lens, holographic displays make us today the possibility to watch 3D holographic alive images. Holography is also used in medicine and many other areas of technology.
We will have a short walk through this unique part of the history of modern science.
Email para reservas e información: taieb.gasmi@slu.edu
¿Abierta al público general?: Sí – con reserva
11 de Febrero 