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This page serves as a connecting platform for photonics & optics enthusiasts of VCU. Follow us to stay tuned on our activities and upcoming events.

03/24/2022

Yes, we are back! SPIE & OSA VCU Chapters welcome you to the Fiber Friday (March 25, 2022) with two back to back events. Hear from our faculty admin Dr. Nathaniel Kinsey about optical telecom and then join us on a tour to QTS Richmond, one of the leading data centers in the industry. All engineering majors are welcome.

04/16/2021

Spring is here and so is VCU SPIE & OSA student chapter! Check out our latest event in collaboration with Amazon 👇👇👇

Have you ever wondered what its like to be an engineer at Amazon? Are you curious about current cutting edge research and development in areas like Quantum Computing, Cloud Service Development, Enterprise Cyber Security, and Cloud Computing? If so, then join us for "Lunch and Learn with Amazon".

In this event engineers from Amazon will share about their work in some of the leading fields shown above. We will follow with an Q&A session where students can ask questions ranging from career topics to technical questions.

Come and join us! For more info please see the event flyer and get yourself registered.

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11/20/2020

Another🌈,or should I say ' '?! Thanks to for sharing the click with us from far Australia.
If you came to glimpse some interesting light-play like this on your daily commute, then feel free to share with us (). Check out our details! DEADLINE 25 NOV.

11/19/2020

Rainbow is the most common yet so fascinating natural view almost all of us came to glimpse at least once in lifetime. While getting mesmerized with it's beauty, have you stopped for a moment to wonder how it's created in the first place? Here is a science view of 'rainbow'- a natural phenomenon of light dispersion, created by the total internal reflection of light within water droplets. Vaguely visible in the photo is the second arc of the rainbow, wider than the first with an inverted color sequence due to double reflection within the droplets. The image depicts "Hope": A monotonous tone of white can always turn into the colorfulness of a rainbow and mirror it inside us, much like life itself.
The click was taken by from Richmond.

Share with us such wonders of nature that you captured with your cam eye and get the chance to win exciting prizes. Check the flyer for details.

HURRY UP!

11/12/2020

Hello RAMS,

Welcome to the official page of VCU Optics Club. Hopefully we're all safely going to make it through the pandemic and we look forward to resuming the our chapter's mission in 'spreading the light', virtually for now.
So, here's our latest agenda to light up your late fall days -->
Picture this: fabulous prizes for awesome camera work. SPIE and OSA student chapters at VCU with interest in light have come together for a joint event, a .We'd like to see fascinating displays of light and its beauty and interaction with the world around you.
Submit photos to the contest by emailing to [email protected] with your department to WIN part of over 100$ WORTH OF PRICES. Every student is welcome to enter the contest, see the attached flyer for more information.

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