Lukman Winoto, PhD
Senior Research Scientist

As an optical microscopist at LMT, Lukman brings a breadth of innovation experience that spans a triangle formed by atomic physics, coherent optics and laser engineering. He was a key member of the small team that developed the original structured illumination super-resolution microscope (SIM), while working at the University of California, San Francisco. Previous to his UCSF work, he was at Coherent, where he developed a 198nm sum frequency generation DUV diode pumped solid state laser. At AOSense, he developed an atomic gyroscope for precision inertial navigation. However, the work he is most fond of was a really cool home-built Cesium stabilized Pound-Drever-Hall locked Ti:Sapphire laser in graduate school. He holds a PhD in Physics from UC Berkeley. In his free time, he enjoys walking the hills of Berkeley and playing the Bach cello suites

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