Optics, Photonics, Imaging, & Wireless 100 Years of Research & Innovation: Careers in Technology
Optics, Photonics, Imaging & Wireless 100 Years of Research & Innovation: Careers in Technology
Celebrating A Day at the Museum with a Complete Technical Program, Panel, and History.
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Optics, Photonics, Imaging, & Wireless: Careers in Technology
In collaboration with IEEE ComSoc History
100 Years of Research & Innovation
Celebrating A Day at the Museum with a Complete Technical Program, Panel, and History.
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Guest Speakers include:
Rene Essiambre, PhD Nokia Bell Labs on Arthur Ashkin, PhD the Nobel Prize Talk, Optical Tweezers, and Quantum Communication.
Mathini Sellathurai, PhD Heriot-Wat University Edinburgh Scotland on BLAST MIMO.
Melissa Knoll, CA Archives Manager (NJ) AT&T Archives and History Center
Celebrate A Day at the Museum with an extensive Technical Program open to Everybody: Students, Mentors, Teachers, Technical Leaders.
STEM Students are invited to a hands-on demo by Thorlabs; Teachers; Mentors; Celebrants.
Beginning with a Technical Introduction to Optics and Photonics at 10am.
10am to 12pm Live Demos of Optical Tweezers by Thorlabs, Technical Panel,
with Technical Talk about Optical Tweezers, Arthur Ashkin, PhD, Nobel Prize and Quantum Communication by Rene Essiambre, PhD.
12-1pm Lunch with Leaders and Luminaries.
1-2pm Mathini Sellathurai, PhD BLAST MIMO, Technical Talks and History.
Celebrating achievements including but not limited to:
Nobel Prize winning Optical Tweezers, Super Resolved Microscopy, Karl Jansky and Radio Astronomy, BLAST MIMO, Daubechies Wavelets,
Remote Sensing 1998 (Shelf Tag Technology), Shepp Filtered Backprojection, 1972, Discovery of Interstellar Carbon Monoxide, 1970,
Algorithmic Composition, Audio and Video Perceptual Coding, and more.
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Optics, Photonics, Imaging & Wireless 100 Years of Research & Innovation
Celebrating A Day at the Museum with a Complete Technical Program, Panel, and History.