We are posting links to optics-related videos and files, including recorded versions of our on-line meetings. 

Please let us know (email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) if you can suggest some others.

• October 2021: Josh Dean, Journalist and Author, "The Taking of K-129: The Inside Story of the CIA's Project Azorian"https://youtu.be/IqXxyClROw4
• September 2021: Nishant Mohan, Tesseract Health, Inc."Bring Digital Optical Imaging to the Frontlines of Healthcare"https://youtu.be/pNnIlX2ZFNA
• May 2021: Prof. Simon Thibault, Université Laval, Quebec
  “Metasurfaces in Lens Design: History, Recent Progress, and Perspective”
  https://youtu.be/B6w-ewNNa5g
   
  
• April 2021:  Prof. Carlos R. Stroud, University of Rochester
  “The Institute of Optics as it Approaches its Centennial"
  https://youtu.be/nku1iogrS1Q

• March 2021:  John Briggs of the Astronomical Lyceum
  “The Significant Influence of the Amateur Telescope Making Movement in the United States”
  https://youtu.be/xiwRtqv772s
  
  Also, see this video about the Astronomical Lyceum, in Magdalena, New Mexico.
  https://vimeo.com/451287860/e8c9ac6db3
  
  
• February 2021:  Howard Rudzinsky of Rudzinsky Associates
  “Your Career, Strategies and Opportunities in Optics and Photonics During the Time of Covid and Beyond” 
  https://youtu.be/9CkF1lJhHQ4
  
  Here is a dropbox link to Howard Rudzinsky’s presentation slides:
  https://www.dropbox.com/s/m81kg4oyq043pki/2021%20RA%20OSA%20New%20England%20Section%20Career%20Presentation%202.18.pptx?dl=0
   
• January 2021:  Chris Durell, Labsphere :
  “Calibration for Earth Science and Commercial Satellite Imagery”      
  https://youtu.be/QYVBiU6D8us
   
• December 2020:  Dick Whitney, Carl Zeiss Vision and The Optical Heritage Museum
  "American Optical - Looking Back at it's Amazing Optical Contributions" 
  https://youtu.be/u-pmjQDR82A
   
• May 2020:  Prof. Donna Strickland, University of Waterloo
  "A Conversation with Nobelist Donna Strickland" 
   https://youtu.be/IULVZO6htlo
  
  Also, see Professor Strickland's Nobel Lecture here:
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sI_e7c085LM