The Institute of Optics

Optics and physics collaboration produces paper that is Science magazine Editor's Choice

Congratulations to Optics Prof. Robert Boyd, Physics Prof. John Howell, Boyd team members Omar Magana-Loaiza and Mehul Malik, and Physics grad student Gregory Howland, whose paper on "Compressive object tracking using entangled photons" was picked as a Science magazine Editor's Choice.

The paper demonstrates how advanced imaging techniques can be used to track a moving target, requiring many fewer measurements to do so, and describes how such a resource-efficient strategy has real-world applications for stealth imaging of moving targets. The paper was originally published by the American Institute of Physics' Applied Physics Letters. Click here to read the paper.