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Optical Society of America meets in Boston

OCT 01, 1975
…where the Bicentennial Celebration will provide a background for such “revolutionary” topics as laser spectroscopy, radiological imaging and fiber optics.

DOI: 10.1063/1.2998919

Patricia Dodd

Historic Boston will be the site of the annual meeting of the Optical Society of America, to be held at the Sheraton Boston Hotel on 21–24 October. Eleven symposia held throughout the four‐day meeting will cover topics as diverse as molecular spectroscopy, laser speckle and visual perception.

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Patricia Dodd. Editorial Assistant on the Staff Of PHYSICS TODAY.

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Volume 28, Number 10

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