Modern Metrology (CET II B)

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Contents 1 Lecturer 2 Lecture Times 3 Recommended Textbook 4 Course content 5 Aims 6 Assumed knowledge 7 Supervisions 8 Resources 8.1 Lecture notes

[edit] Lecturer

Prof. Clemens Kaminski

EMail: cfk23_at_cam.ac.uk_deletethisbit

office location: S5 (second floor)

[edit] Lecture Times

During LT 2012

[edit] Recommended Textbook

• "Physical Chemistry", P. W. Atkins. Oxford University Press, 6th edition or later.
• "Fundamentals of Molecular Spectroscopy", Banwell and McCash, McGraw Hill, 4th edition.
• "Principles of Fluorescence Spectroscopy", J.W. Lakowicz, Plenum press, 2nd edition or later.

[edit] Course content

The course is for CET IIB. It teaches advanced optical and microscopic techniques for product assessment and online control.

[edit] Aims

• Introduce state-of-the-art measurement concepts based on optical techniques.
• Teach fundamentals of light-matter interactions, introduce relevant technology.
• Techniques covered: Absorption, spectrofluorometry, Fourier Transform Spectroscopy, fluorescence microscopy, electron and *atomic force microscopy.
• Show plenty of real-world applications and interactive examples.

[edit] Assumed knowledge

• part 1 Chemistry courses.
• A level physics / chemistry.

[edit] Supervisions

Ssegawa Kiwanuka

EMail: ssk25_at_cam.ac.uk_deletethisbit

office location: EM2

The booking sheet for the Lent Term 2012 supervisions is placed on the notice board next to the office G3a (first floor, near the Department's reception, New Museums Site).

NOTE: question 11 is obsolete.

Example questions (250 kB)

[edit] Resources

Lecture notes will be handed out at the beginning of the lectures.

1 example sheets with problems will also be handed out.

[edit] Lecture notes

in PDF format, require Adobe Acrobat Reader. LectureSet filled in (7 MB)

For a highly readable overview on immuno-assays consult: Appendix (250 kB)