Emeritus ProfessorLeszek Frasinski
Distinguished Research Fellow
Department of Physics - Faculty of Natural Sciences
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- Distinguished Research FellowDepartment of Physics - Faculty of Natural Sciences
- 206, Blackett Laboratory, South Kensington Campus, United Kingdom
TEACHING INTERESTS
At the University of Reading, I delivered an Observational Astronomy course, which consisted of lectures and practical observations through telescopes in the evenings. I also developed experiments and demonstrated in Physics, Electronics, and Computing Laboratories.
In Imperial College I have been giving a lecture course on “Applications of Quantum Mechanics” and running Physics Laboratory for undergraduate students in their second year. For postgraduate students I was giving lectures on “Light-Matter Interactions”, which reflected the progress in my research area.
In Imperial College I have been giving a lecture course on “Applications of Quantum Mechanics” and running Physics Laboratory for undergraduate students in their second year. For postgraduate students I was giving lectures on “Light-Matter Interactions”, which reflected the progress in my research area.