Optical Sciences

Optical sciences study light—how it behaves, interacts with materials, and can be controlled or used in technology. This field covers areas like lenses, lasers, fiber optics, and imaging systems, combining physics, engineering, and materials science. It enables the development of tools such as cameras, microscopes, telescopes, and communication systems. Understanding optical phenomena allows scientists and engineers to improve how we see, transmit information, and explore the universe, making optical sciences a crucial component of modern technology and scientific discovery.