COMPLEXPHOTONICS 2017, BEST WORKSHOP EVER !

The FIRST meeting on Complex Photonics in Mumbai, organized by Sushil Mujumdar and colleagues at TIFR

How emotional talking with students with 30 hrs train ride to listen to the speaker and presenting their poster ! Science is great !

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Dear Claudio,
Completely unexpected to see this statement on your webpage!!!
Many thanks for your generous acknowledgement….Yes, students traveled from far to hear you all speak, and I am getting so many thank you messages from students to get you over and talk to them.
We appreciate you coming to Mumbai…
Thanks a million!
Warmest regards,
Sushil and team, TIFR, Mumbai.

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