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1994 …2024

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Research Interests:

  • Implementations of ISAM and SOH
  • Effective Medium Theory and Exotic Indices of Refraction
  • Coherence theory
  • All aspects of light
  • Computered Imaging
  • Spectroscopy

Biography

P. Scott (Scott) Carney joined the Mechanical Engineering department as chair and professor in Fall, 2025. His research interests are primarily in the theory of light-matter interactions and applications to microscopy, inspection and measurements. 

His principal accomplishments are in coherence theory, inverse problems, and spectroscopy. He has solved inverse problems in near-field optics (NFO), optical coherence tomography (OCT), and mid-IR spectroscopy in scattering environments and is lately interested in effective medium theory and the generation of materials with exotic indices of refraction. He is the author of 130 peer-reviewed publications, has 19 patents in applied physics and optics, and a h-index (Google) of 48.

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