Christopher Davis
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Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering 301/405-3637 TEL |
Research Interests
Free space optical and directional RF communication systems; plasmonics; near-field scanning optical microscopy; chemical and biological sensors; interferometry; optical systems; bioelectromagnetics; RF dosimetry
Background Information
Christopher C. Davis received the B.A. degree (with Honors) in Natural Sciences from the University of Cambridge in 1965, the M.A. degree from the University of Cambridge in 1970, and the Ph.D. degree in Physics from the University of Manchester in 1970. From 1973-1975 he was a Instructor/Research Associate at Cornell University, and from 1982-83 was a Senior Visiting Fellow at the University of Cambridge. He has been a recipient of the following Honors and Awards: University of Maryland Distinguished Scholar-Teacher, 1989-90; Fellow of the Institute of Physics, 1989; AT&T/ASEE Award for Excellence in Engineering Education,1990; Fellow of the IEEE, 1993; Invention of the Year Award in Information Technology, University of Maryland, 2000. Professor Davis is the author of the widely used text "Lasers and Electro-Optics," published by Cambridge University Press, and co-author with Jack Moore and Mike Coplan of the best selling text "Building Scientific Apparatus," now in its third edition published by Westview Press.
He is also author or co-author of 11 chapters in books, over 140 refereed journal articles and over 220 conference papers, and is the holder of seven awarded and several pending patents. He is Conference co-Chair of the SPIE Free Space Laser Communications Conference, and is a frequent invited lecturer both nationally and internationally.
He has served as a scientific consultant to several US Government agencies and industry. He is a member of the IEEE Standards Coordinating Committee SCC-34 SC2, which deals with RF exposure from wireless devices.
Links
Electrical
and Computer Engineering Department
Maryland
Optics Group (Laser Sensor Laboratory)
Maryland NanoCenter
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