computers and mobile phones are important carriers of data transmission and many scientists work hard to speed up that process. Professor Peter Delfyett of the University of Central Florida has done just that. A member of the US National Academy of Engineering
he developed the world's fastest and most powerful mode-locked semiconductor laser. I have known Professor Delfyett since 2011
when he took part in the CIOMP-OSA International Summer Session. His sincere and friendly attitude
humorous and optimistic nature and excellent academic style left a deep impression. Driven by curiosity
human beings are constantly exploring the unknown
and asking questions. Einstein once suggested
defining what the problem is can be more important than solving it. And this is what Professor Delfyett has been advocating: pursue the ultimate academic goal
ask questions
believe in yourself and never give up. In addition
he has been striving to integrate industry and scientific research
so that scientific research results can truly benefit mankind. And now
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