I am happy to announce this web application, designed to assist researchers working in pump-probe and time-resolved photoluminescence microscopy. This tool aims to make estimating the Contrast-to-Noise Ratio (CNR) for noisy 1-dimensional Gaussian profiles as simple and efficient as possible. It’s completely free to use. Contrast-to-Noise Estimator
Tag Archives: materials science
Portland ACS interview
The Portland section of the American Chemical Society interviewed me about my internship at NASA Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio in summer, 2015, where I worked on lithium-sulfur battery research. Read the interview here: Portland State chemistry student Joseph Thiebes loves materials science and explored battery technology during NASA internship
Joseph J. Thiebes, Ph.D. 