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Brett D DePaola is a Professor of physics at Kansas State University. He received his BS and MS in physics from Miami University, and his PhD in physics from The University of Texas at Dallas. DePaola's research in atomic, molecular, and optical physics covers a wide range of topics, from ion-atom collisions to coherent control using ultra-short laser pulses. The over-arching theme is the understanding of basic physical processes at the atomic level. His most recent research explores how modulating the spectral phase of ultra-short laser pulses affects coherent excitation in atoms and simple molecules. DePaola has made seminal contributions to the measurement technique known as MOTRIMS, he is a Fellow of the American Physical Society and has won numerous teaching awards as well as given invited lectures worldwide.