April 20th 2018
9am - 7pm
Elings Hall
Our second annual workshop fosters collaboration and networking between students, researchers, and industry. The workshop will feature technical talks by UCSB graduate students and local professionals, a Q&A career panel, a poster session, and opportunities to connect with company representatives.
FREE registration for all students, postdocs & faculty
(including community college students)
Registration is $20 for attendees not affiliated with an academic institution
(including community college students)
Registration is $20 for attendees not affiliated with an academic institution
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8:00 AM Check-in Begins
9:00 AM Keynote by Daniel Wasserman 9:50 AM Coffee Break 10:00 AM First Session Talks 12:00 PM Lunch 1:00 PM Second Session Talks 2:20 PM Coffee Break 2:40 PM Third Session Talks 4:00 - 7:00 PM Poster Session, Job Fair & Catered Reception 4:30 - 5:30 PM Professional Development Panel 7:00 PM Closing Statements |
This event is sponsored by:
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With support from:
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The Mid-Infrared as an Optical Playground
Don't miss our keynote speaker Dan Wasserman, Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at University of Texas at Austin and an IEEE Distinguished Lecturer. Professor Wasserman will speak about his work in the development of optical devices for the mid-infrared (IR) spectral range
(3 - 30 microns). Because components are not as mature as shorter wavelength technologies (think telecom and lighting), mid-IR researchers have a "unique materials playground" to explore light-matter interactions and new applications. Before joining UT Austin in 2016, Professor Wasserman was on the faculty at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign from 2007 - 2015. In 2004, he completed a Doctorate in Electrical Engineering at Princeton University. Professor Wasserman earned a B.S. in Engineering/Physics and History from Brown University in 1998. He is also the recipient of an NSF CAREER Award and the AFOSR Young Investigator Award. You can visit his group page here.
Session #1
10:00 AM Readout Integrated Circuits (ROIC) for Imaging Applications
Dr. Eric Beuville, Raytheon
10:20 AM Microwave Kinetic Inductance Detectors for Exoplanet Direct Imaging and Other Applications
Isabel Lipartito, Mazin Lab
10:40 AM Reconfigurable Nanophotonic Components and Devices
Nikita Butakov, Schuller Lab
11:00 AM Engineering Quantum Systems with Light
Shankari Rajagopal, Weld Lab
11:20 AM Solid State Lighting - Past, Present, and Future
Dr. Paul Fini, Cree
11:40 AM Development of c-plane Micro-LEDs for Display Applications
David Hwang, DenBaars Group (SSLEEC)
Session #2
1:00 PM Probing Fundamental Symmetries with Radium Ions
Mingyu Fan, Jayich Lab
1:20 PM Infrared Sensor Development at Lockheed Martin
Dr. Peter Burke, Lockheed Martin
1:40 PM Nanoscale Chemical Interrogation of Surfaces Using Tip-Enhanced Near-field Optical Microscopy
Richard Hermann, Gordon Lab
2:00 PM Photons for Fun and Profit
Isabella Gonzalez, Freedom Photonics
Session #3
2:40 PM Heterogeneous Silicon Transmitters for Datacom Applications
Dr. Chong Zhang, Hewlett Packard Labs
3:00 PM Heterogeneously Integrated Optical Isolators and Circulators
Duanni Huang, Bowers Lab
3:20 PM Introduction to Ayar Labs
Dr. Michael Davenport, Ayar Labs
3:40 PM CWDM4 Silicon Photonics Transmitter for Data Center Applications
Dr. Haijiang Yu, Intel
Professional Development Panelists
Dr. Demis John Principal Development Engineer, UCSB Nanofab
Steven Estrella Senior Photonics Design Engineer, Freedom Photonics
Dr. Chris Burgner Research & Development Engineer, Praevium Research Inc.
Wendy Ibsen Associate Director, Center for Science and Engineering Partnerships, UCSB
10:00 AM Readout Integrated Circuits (ROIC) for Imaging Applications
Dr. Eric Beuville, Raytheon
10:20 AM Microwave Kinetic Inductance Detectors for Exoplanet Direct Imaging and Other Applications
Isabel Lipartito, Mazin Lab
10:40 AM Reconfigurable Nanophotonic Components and Devices
Nikita Butakov, Schuller Lab
11:00 AM Engineering Quantum Systems with Light
Shankari Rajagopal, Weld Lab
11:20 AM Solid State Lighting - Past, Present, and Future
Dr. Paul Fini, Cree
11:40 AM Development of c-plane Micro-LEDs for Display Applications
David Hwang, DenBaars Group (SSLEEC)
Session #2
1:00 PM Probing Fundamental Symmetries with Radium Ions
Mingyu Fan, Jayich Lab
1:20 PM Infrared Sensor Development at Lockheed Martin
Dr. Peter Burke, Lockheed Martin
1:40 PM Nanoscale Chemical Interrogation of Surfaces Using Tip-Enhanced Near-field Optical Microscopy
Richard Hermann, Gordon Lab
2:00 PM Photons for Fun and Profit
Isabella Gonzalez, Freedom Photonics
Session #3
2:40 PM Heterogeneous Silicon Transmitters for Datacom Applications
Dr. Chong Zhang, Hewlett Packard Labs
3:00 PM Heterogeneously Integrated Optical Isolators and Circulators
Duanni Huang, Bowers Lab
3:20 PM Introduction to Ayar Labs
Dr. Michael Davenport, Ayar Labs
3:40 PM CWDM4 Silicon Photonics Transmitter for Data Center Applications
Dr. Haijiang Yu, Intel
Professional Development Panelists
Dr. Demis John Principal Development Engineer, UCSB Nanofab
Steven Estrella Senior Photonics Design Engineer, Freedom Photonics
Dr. Chris Burgner Research & Development Engineer, Praevium Research Inc.
Wendy Ibsen Associate Director, Center for Science and Engineering Partnerships, UCSB
Bring your resume! Companies represented at our job fair:
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LocationElings Hall
University of California, Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 93106 |
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