哈佛工科學院應用物理系《https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/哈佛大学文理学院【2007年，工程與應用科學學部獲命名為工程與應用科學學院，仍然留在文理學院之內。 】https://www.fas.harvard.edu/home【Faculty of Arts & Sciences】》
東吳物理是全台灣唯一與哈佛大學醫學院的實驗室合作的物理系Balkanski Professor of Physics and Applied Physics. Eric Mazur’s research group uses ultra-short laser pulses to study ultrafast dynamics in physical systems and to create extreme non-equilibrium conditions in matter.
In other languages of the region, the region is known as:
Slavic languages: Bulgarian and Macedonian: Балкански Полуостров, transliterated: Balkanski Poluostrov Montenegrin and Serbian: Балканско полуострво; Balkansko poluostrvo Bosnian: Balkansko poluostrvo; Балканско полуострво; Balkanski poluotok Croatian: Balkanski poluotok Slovene: Balkanski polotok
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balkans
巴尔干半岛
Eric Mazur Balkanski Professor of Physics and Applied Physics Eric Mazur
Eric Mazur’s research group uses ultra-short laser pulses to study ultrafast dynamics in physical systems and to create extreme non-equilibrium conditions in matter. For instance, ultrashort laser pulses provide a direct view of the ultrafast carrier and lattice dynamics in photo excited solids. A better understanding of electron behavior in solids is important for both microelectronics and micromachining applications. Mazur's group also uses these short laser pulses to coherently control the lattice dynamics in solids on the femtosecond time scale.
The high intensity of ultrashort laser pulses can also be used to micromachine waveguides and other photonic structures inside transparent materials. Such structures can be used to fabricate highly integrated photonic devices. Mazur's group currently studies the physical processes that take place during micromachining and is developing an array of active and passive photonic devices. By tightly focusing these laser pulses inside biological samples, the group recently developed a nanosurgery technique that allows the micro manipulation of subcellular organelles inside living cells and small organisms.
Mazur's group also discovered a modified form of silicon obtained by focusing femtosecond laser pulses on the surface of a silicon wafer in the presence of a sulfur containing gas. The optoelectronic properties of the resulting microstructured surface provide interesting physics and open the door to new applications.
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Our Department welcomes all applicants to its graduate degree program. If you are interested in applying, please examine the physics department areas of research. You may also find it useful to examine the corresponding page for our School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS).
If you decide to apply to our graduate program, we urge you to review the GSAS information page for prospective students, especially the detailed application instructions and requirements, as well as the specific requirements of the physics program of study. Here is where you can find a full list of course offerings in the physics department, and course offerings from other departments at courses.my.harvard.edu. You may also find useful information at our department's web site. For specific questions for the physics department, please contact us as gradinfo@physics.harvard.edu.
For more general inquiries about the admissions process at Harvard’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS), please visit the GSAS admissions page.
Does the physics department accept applications for a master’s (AM) degree? On the online application form, I found a place to upload a "writing sample." Are writing samples required by the physics department? Are there separate deadlines for online and paper materials?
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Can I apply both to physics and another program at the same time? Will my application be harmed if I apply to two separate programs? My undergraduate background is in engineering, and most of my technical courses are in applied math, applied chemistry, and applied physics. Is Harvard’s physics department the right program for me? I’m hoping to do observational astronomy/astrophysics at the Center for Astrophysics (CfA). Should I be applying to the department of physics? I’m concerned about which department I should apply to. I know that applicants are allowed to apply to two departments simultaneously. I don’t see an "add second department" option -- do I need to open a second application?
Given my academic background, what are my odds of acceptance?
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Do I need to submit financial information with my application? How much funding do physics graduate students receive? How do graduate students without external fellowships secure summer funding at Harvard’s physics program? Are international PhD students guaranteed funding at Harvard’s physics department? Does the physics department permit part-time enrollment?
What courses are required for candidacy to the program? My undergraduate major is in a subject different from physics, and I did not take key physics classes like statistical physics and quantum mechanics, but I have strengths in other areas, such as high GRE scores. Am I precluded from applying? Can I still apply for the PhD program if I plan on graduating from my undergraduate institution during the summer before the first fall semester? What are the course requirements for obtaining a PhD?
The application asks for a list of relevant courses taken at my undergraduate institution. Do I still have to complete that part of the application if the courses are already listed on my uploaded official transcript? or: I attended a university in another country, and the course names and textbook names are all in a foreign language. Do I still need to fill out the list of undergraduate courses on the application form? The physics department specifically requires that candidates submit additional documentation of their most advanced courses and textbooks used. Where do I submit that list? The application instructions ask students applying to the physics program to list the four most advanced physics/astronomy courses and the two most advanced math courses they have taken so far. May I list more than six total courses? As an undergraduate, I’ve taken several advanced theoretical courses that can’t easily be classified as either pure physics or pure math. In my list of advanced courses, should I classify these courses as physics or math? Do I need my undergraduate institution to mail in my transcripts for me, or can I mail them
myself? If I spent a semester at another university under a study-abroad program, but all my grades are reported on my home institution’s transcript, do I need to send a redundant transcript from the study-abroad institution? I spent a few semesters at one undergraduate institution before transferring to another. Do I need to provide transcripts from both institutions? I am attending a one-year graduate program, and I do not yet have official grades or a transcript that I can include with my undergraduate transcript. Can I submit the graduate program’s transcript after the official application deadline? My university does not have an official policy of providing GPAs. Should I leave the GPA field blank on the application? I am an international student, and my undergraduate institution uses a numerical grading system different from the standard American system. Should I enter my numerical grade values in the application form? Should I calculate a GPA? My transcript is in another language. Do I still need to submit it? My university does not provide transcripts, but does provide an official form with a list of my courses and grades. What should I upload in place of a transcript? My university does not produce official paper transcripts -- my university asks students to provide their academic records department with an email address for sending out a secure link. Can applicants to Harvard’s physics program use this system rather than uploading an official transcript? I submitted my online application without attaching the required list of my six most advanced physics and math courses. How can I get the information to the admissions committee?
What is the official code for reporting TOEFL/IELTS scores? Do I have to take (or retake) the TOEFL/IELTS? My circumstances make it inconvenient or difficult to do so, and my English is pretty good. My undergraduate university was not primarily English-speaking, but I later attended a master’s program at an English-speaking university. Do I still need to submit TOEFL/IELTS scores? My undergraduate institution is in a non-English-speaking country, but English was the only language of instruction. Do I need to submit TOEFL/IELTS scores, and, if not, how do I prove that I did my undergraduate work in English? I have a professor of English Literature who is willing to write me a certificate regarding my English skills -- do I still need to take the TOEFL/IELTS?
Does the Harvard physics program have a written qualifying exam? If I have extensive academic preparation, can I take it at the beginning of my first year?
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There is a professor on your faculty whose research area lines up with my my interests and abilities. Can I do anything when I apply to ensure that I’ll be able to work with this faculty member if I am accepted?
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Slavic languages:
Bulgarian and Macedonian: Балкански Полуостров, transliterated: Balkanski Poluostrov
Montenegrin and Serbian: Балканско полуострво; Balkansko poluostrvo
Bosnian: Balkansko poluostrvo; Балканско полуострво; Balkanski poluotok
Croatian: Balkanski poluotok
Slovene: Balkanski polotok
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balkans
巴尔干半岛
Eric Mazur
Balkanski Professor of Physics and Applied Physics
Eric Mazur
Eric Mazur’s research group uses ultra-short laser pulses to study ultrafast dynamics in physical systems and to create extreme non-equilibrium conditions in matter. For instance, ultrashort laser pulses provide a direct view of the ultrafast carrier and lattice dynamics in photo excited solids. A better understanding of electron behavior in solids is important for both microelectronics and micromachining applications. Mazur's group also uses these short laser pulses to coherently control the lattice dynamics in solids on the femtosecond time scale.
The high intensity of ultrashort laser pulses can also be used to micromachine waveguides and other photonic structures inside transparent materials. Such structures can be used to fabricate highly integrated photonic devices. Mazur's group currently studies the physical processes that take place during micromachining and is developing an array of active and passive photonic devices. By tightly focusing these laser pulses inside biological samples, the group recently developed a nanosurgery technique that allows the micro manipulation of subcellular organelles inside living cells and small organisms.
Mazur's group also discovered a modified form of silicon obtained by focusing femtosecond laser pulses on the surface of a silicon wafer in the presence of a sulfur containing gas. The optoelectronic properties of the resulting microstructured surface provide interesting physics and open the door to new applications.
___________________________
Faculty Assistant: Virginia Casas
Contact Information
Pierce Hall 233
29 Oxford Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
mazur@physics.harvard.edu
p: (617) 495-8729
Websites
Research Group
Personal Website
Role
Faculty
PEOPLE DIRECTORIES
Faculty
Research Scholars
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Administration & Finance Directory
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Harvard Directory Search
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Harvard Department of Physics logo
17 Oxford Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
(617) 495-2872 phone
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Physics GRE scores and General GRE scores will be optional for the upcoming admissions cycle with application deadline December 15, 2021. Note that this new policy may not be reflected on all Harvard University websites yet. Note also that several other graduate physics programs have made similar changes to their GRE policies, so please be sure to check in with any programs to which you will be applying. Questions about our policy should be directed to the Department of Physics at gradinfo@physics.harvard.edu.
General Information
Our Department welcomes all applicants to its graduate degree program. If you are interested in applying, please examine the physics department areas of research. You may also find it useful to examine the corresponding page for our School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS).
If you decide to apply to our graduate program, we urge you to review the GSAS information page for prospective students, especially the detailed application instructions and requirements, as well as the specific requirements of the physics program of study. Here is where you can find a full list of course offerings in the physics department, and course offerings from other departments at courses.my.harvard.edu. You may also find useful information at our department's web site. For specific questions for the physics department, please contact us as gradinfo@physics.harvard.edu.
For more general inquiries about the admissions process at Harvard’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS), please visit the GSAS admissions page.
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Does the physics department accept applications for a master’s (AM) degree? On the online application form, I found a place to upload a "writing sample." Are writing samples required by the physics department? Are there separate deadlines for online and paper materials?
SUBJECT AREAS
Can I apply both to physics and another program at the same time? Will my application be harmed if I apply to two separate programs? My undergraduate background is in engineering, and most of my technical courses are in applied math, applied chemistry, and applied physics. Is Harvard’s physics department the right program for me? I’m hoping to do observational astronomy/astrophysics at the Center for Astrophysics (CfA). Should I be applying to the department of physics? I’m concerned about which department I should apply to. I know that applicants are allowed to apply to two departments simultaneously. I don’t see an "add second department" option -- do I need to open a second application?
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Given my academic background, what are my odds of acceptance?
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Do I need to submit financial information with my application? How much funding do physics graduate students receive? How do graduate students without external fellowships secure summer funding at Harvard’s physics program? Are international PhD students guaranteed funding at Harvard’s physics department? Does the physics department permit part-time enrollment?
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What courses are required for candidacy to the program? My undergraduate major is in a subject different from physics, and I did not take key physics classes like statistical physics and quantum mechanics, but I have strengths in other areas, such as high GRE scores. Am I precluded from applying? Can I still apply for the PhD program if I plan on graduating from my undergraduate institution during the summer before the first fall semester? What are the course requirements for obtaining a PhD?
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myself? If I spent a semester at another university under a study-abroad program, but all my grades are reported on my home institution’s transcript, do I need to send a redundant transcript from the study-abroad institution? I spent a few semesters at one undergraduate institution before transferring to another. Do I need to provide transcripts from both institutions? I am attending a one-year graduate program, and I do not yet have official grades or a transcript that I can include with my undergraduate transcript. Can I submit the graduate program’s transcript after the official application deadline? My university does not have an official policy of providing GPAs. Should I leave the GPA field blank on the application? I am an international student, and my undergraduate institution uses a numerical grading system different from the
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DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
回复删除Does the Harvard physics program have a written qualifying exam? If I have extensive academic preparation, can I take it at the beginning of my first year?
FACULTY REQUESTS
There is a professor on your faculty whose research area lines up with my my interests and abilities. Can I do anything when I apply to ensure that I’ll be able to work with this faculty member if I am accepted?
TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES
I am having difficulty getting my scanned transcript under the 2MB upload limit. What should I do? I have made a serious error in my submitted application. Whom can I contact for help?
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住北市內湖區張姓男子，因公寓外牆遭全國電子等店家遭懸掛招牌長期佔有，聯合同棟3名鄰居共同提起返還不當得利民事訴訟，更與鄰居們簽約委任為訴訟代理人，同時約定勝訴獲賠租金，可從中收取30％酬勞，打贏官司後他取得26萬9072元，豈料周姓鄰居積欠委任報酬，他竟具狀提告，反被法院告發。士林地院依違反律師法判張男4月徒刑。可易科罰金。
張男在2008年以太太名義買下位在內湖區東湖路某公寓，當時外牆遭到1樓店家不當利益長期占有，5年當中，他以太太名義發存證信函告訴1樓住戶跟承租店家，他們仍置之不理。對此，張男基於伸張正義、住戶自救，在2013年5月和林姓妻子及周、林、饒姓鄰居簽署同意書，且由他委任為訴訟代理人，為大家打民事官司向店家索取外牆懸掛招牌的租金，且同意書上記載招牌所有人支付5年租金後，當中拿出30％作為他的酬勞。
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如美劇「無照律師」的張男，打了7年官司勝訴了，也取得3名鄰居所給付酬勞26萬9072元，但張男認為周姓鄰居尚積欠部分委任報酬，而向法院具狀提告周姓鄰居請求給付委任報酬案子，反而被法院函送告發，發現他根本沒有律師執照，因此也被起訴違反《律師法》。
張男出庭氣憤表示，「我雖沒有律師資格，但是我一個人面對十幾個律師而勝訴，表示我的法學素養也不輸律師」，他更指出，打官司7年下來，每天要找法條要找證據，需要時間，這些時間他拿去作其他商業可以賺更多，因此同意書上記載的「酬勞」只是「走路工」，他為大家公益，反而有牢獄之災，對他實在不公平。
法官認為他並不有執照律師，卻擔任妻子與鄰居的訴訟代理人，且依據合約書收取酬勞，認為他仍犯無律師證書，意圖營利而辦理訴訟事件罪，考量他有公司、無前科，判處有期徒刑4月，可易科罰金。