Theodore O. Poehler
Research Professor
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Solid-state physics, semiconductors, thin films, and optical lasers
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Materials for optical information processing, storage, and sensing
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Organic and polymeric materials under investigation for optical switching and storage applications
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Artificially structured materials including semiconductor compounds of interest as sensors and lasers
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Unique methods of measuring solids including polymers, composites, ceramics, and semiconductors
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510.611-612 Solid State Physics (Spring and Fall, 2007 and 2008)
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510.314 Electronic and Optical Properties of Materials (Spring 2008)
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510.418/618 Electronic and Photonic Processes and Devices (Fall, 2008)
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Member, Tau Beta Pi.
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Member, Eta Kappa Nu.
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Member, Sigma Xi.
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Gilman Fellow, The Johns Hopkins University, 1959 - 1961.
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National Capital Award for Engineering, 1971.
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William S. Parsons Visiting Professor, Johns Hopkins University, 1972-1973
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100 Best Technology Achievements of 1996, “All-Plastic Battery”, Popular Science
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Distinguished Alumnus Award, Johns Hopkins University, 2003