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1008 Expert has a Ph.D. in Semiconductor Physics and decades of industry experience in electro-optics and related display technologies from his career at IBM, Lockheed, and as an independent consultant. He has been the principal investigator of internally and externally funded programs, responsible for proposal writing, budgeting, project staffing, reporting and presentation of facts. He has previous expert witness experience from four engagements, and has seven patents. He has expertise and is able to serve as an expert witness in the following: Electro-Optics, Engineering Physics, Fiber Optic Technology, Laser Technology, Liquid Crystal Technology, Optical Signal Processing, Polymer Sciences, and Semiconductor Physics. 1012 Expert has a Ph.D. in Optics and Physics with over 30 years of industry experience spanning a broad range of laser, optical, and vision-based products for the commercial and military sector. Industries served include optical, electronic, medical, biomedical, and consumer products. He has consulted for dozens of client companies in these industries and has over more than ten patents. He has provided assessments of technology, patents, and company intellectual property issues. He has been an expert witness on fourteen occasions. He has expertise and is able to serve as an expert witness in the following: Electro-Optics, Image Processing & Vision, Laser Applications, Laser Instruments & Technology, Optical Devices, Displays, Optical Gauging & Alignment, Opto-Electronic Devices, Opto-Mechanical & Scanning, Photonics, and System Integration. 1013 Expert has a Ph.D. in Electrical & Computer Engineering and over twenty years experience in high-speed fiber-optic and electronic component design and manufacturing, semiconductor fabrication, and device physics. His experience includes original theoretical and experimental contributions in the field of optical and microwave semiconductor devices, development of semiconductor device processes and equipment. He has fourteen patents and previous experience as an expert witness. He has expertise and is able to serve as an expert witness in the following: Semiconductor lasers, Microwave semiconductor diodes, Light-emitting diodes (LED), Fiber-optics and devices, VCSELs, Silicon and compound semiconductor device processing and process characterization, Semiconductor processing equipment, mixed-signal electronic circuits, mathematical modeling of electronic and opto-electronic devices, packages, and systems, microwave and high-speed optical test equipment and methods. 1031 Expert has a Ph.D. and has over 30 years of experience in the areas of lasers, nonlinear optics, nonlinear spectroscopy, and EUV lithography (formerly Soft X-ray Projection Lithography). His professional career achievements include being a Distinguished Member of the Technical Staff for AT&T Bell Laboratories, and Principal Scientist for Components Research at Intel Corporation. He has made numerous contributions to the field of optics and photonics in the following areas of research and development: nonlinear optics; single-mode, Q-switched ruby lasers; optical parametric oscillators; distributed-feedback lasers; self-trapping of light; doppler-free, two-photon spectroscopy; nonlinear optical spectroscopy; laser processing of materials; resonance-radiation pressure on atoms; optical cooling of atoms (first demonstration of “Optical Molasses”); optical trapping of atoms (first demonstration). Expert has been an author of over 110 scientific publications and has been issued 15 patents. He has previous experience as an expert witness. Most of the work he carried out at Intel in the field of photolithography was not published externally. He has expertise and is able to serve as an expert witness in the following: EUV, DUV, and Optical Lithographies, Visible and EUV Optics, Optical Cooling and Trapping of Atoms, Resonance-Radiation Pressure, Nonlinear Optics and Lasers, Optical Parametric Oscillators, Single-mode, Q-switched Ruby Lasers, Self-Trapping of Light, Two-Photon Spectroscopy, Distributed-Feedback Lasers, Nonlinear Optical Spectroscopy, and Laser Processing of Material. 1039 Expert has a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University with over 20 years of research experience. He has been a Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and Group Leader for Extreme UV Lithography at a major California university for over 10 years. His research interests include: deep sub-micron silicon VLSI technology, fabrication, and device physics; Extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography; Optical metrology; Interferometry and Fourier optics; and ultrafast carrier dynamics in electronic materials. He previously worked at AT&T Bell Laboratories for 13 years as a researcher and group leader responsible for optical and laser science, and later for creating technologies relevant to silicon IC manufacturing for a horizon of the next ten years. His numerous major research accomplishments include development of small nanometer gate-length MOSFET devices and MOS devices fabricated with ultraviolet lithography. He has 3 patents and has prior expert witness experience from 8 previous engagements. He has expertise and is able to serve as an expert witness in the following: Device Physics, Nanotechnology, Laser Technology, Microchip Fabrication, Optics, Semiconductor Physics, Semiconductor Process, and VLSI Technology. |
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