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- thin film deposition, MEMS fabrication, large area electronics, and inkjet print process and reliability research
- 29 issued patents
- Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and B.S. in Chemical Engineering from University of California, Berkeley
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- signal processing, statistical modeling and inference, distributed sensor networks
- applications such as intelligent transportation systems
- Ph.D., M.S. Electrical Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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- directs wide range of research activities including content-centric networking, ethnography, and ubiquitous computing
- was an Assistant Director and Program Manager in DARPA's Information Technology Office; led teams at SRI International
- M.A., Applied Mathematics, Indiana University, A.B., Geophysics, Princeton University
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- networked systems, machine learning, how people interact with technology
- worked on projects at INRIA and European Commission
- M.S., Computer Engineering, TU Delft; B.S., EECS, U.C. Berkeley
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- developing new optical technologies in laser scanning, imaging, optical sensing, solid-state illumination, and solar concentration
- M.S. in Electrical Engineering, Stanford University; B.S. degree in both Physics and Mathematics
- 28 patents in optical systems, diffractive optics, MEMS, optical sensors, image processing, laser scanning systems
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- flow cytometry techniques for point-of-care applications
- expertise in multiphoton microscopy, human cartilage implants, nuclear protein export, force spectroscopy
- Ph.D., physics
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- efficient algorithms for parsing, generation, and translation
- machine learning techniques for processing natural language
- pioneered WYSIWYG music notation editor; part of original Smalltalk object-oriented programming team; helped develop Cedar experimental programming environment
- technical lead for PARC's XLE parser, commercialized most recently through Powerset, Inc. (acquired by Microsoft)
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- Energy Technology Program Manager
- development, execution, and strategy for PARC's energy portfolio
- formerly program manager at DARPA Tactical Technology Office
- Marine Engineering, U.S. Naval Academy; Nuclear Engineering, MIT
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- a Principal Architect on the Content-Centric Networking program team
- focuses on next-generation networking technologies and system architecture, drawing on his experience as a technologist and entrepreneur in distributed systems, wireless sensors, embedded systems, and media
- previously directed technical research and operations in multiple world-class industrial research labs, including Research in Motion, Sun Labs, and Oracle Research
- degree in Cognitive Science with concentration in Artificial Intelligence from the University of Rochester.
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- control, optimization, networked dynamics systems, robotics, and flight dynamics, in energy, transportation, multi-agent system, and healthcare
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Ph.D. in Aeronautics and Astronautics and M.Sc. in Mathematics from University of Washington
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- intelligent automation, digital manufacturing, geometric modeling, computational design, robotics, spatial computing
- applications included reconfigurable manufacturing, spatial planning, non-destructive inspection
- Ph.D., M.S., Mechanical Engineering, University of Wisconsin-Madison; M.Sc., Manufacturing, University of Bath, U.K.
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- focuses on understanding technical demands made by changing social practices
- information-sharing and collaboration-support tools in system engineering practices
- was a software engineer on large-scale, mission-critical, real-time systems
- MS, Computer Science, University of Wisconsin, Madison
- Senior Member of ACM
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- plastic electronics patterned by inkjet printing
- sensor electronics applications including bendable image sensors for x-ray medical imaging, electronics for printed blast dosimeter sensor tape, and printed logic for memory
- Ph.D., Physical Chemistry, Cornell University
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- research interests include epitaxial growth, structure of surfaces and interfaces, point defects, extended defects, and transport in organic materials
- provides insight into organic semiconductors such as pentacene and polythiophene as well as optoelectronic materials such as GaN
- Ph.D., Physics, U.C. Berkeley
- Fellow of the American Physical Society, Materials Research Society
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- Cleantech and Energy
- Content-Centric Networking
- Contextual Intelligence
- Design and Digital Manufacturing
- Health and Wellness
- Innovation Services
- Intelligent Automation
- Optoelectronics and Optics
- Printed and Flexible Electronics