MIT CIPS Annual Meeting | May 14-15, 2008 | MIT, Cambridge, MA
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CIPS 5th Annual meeting presentations                                                                               
Wednesday, May 14, 2008  
PLENARY SESSION
Photonics at Corning

David Morse, Corning

HIGH SPEED INTERCONNECTS
A Nanophotonic Interconnect for High-Performance Many-core Computation Ray Beusoleil, HP
Optical Interconnect Considerations in Tera-Scale Computing

Ian Young, Intel

Exploiting Silicon Photonice Interconnects in Many-core Architectures

Krste Axanovic, UC Berkeley
Interconnect Research at Samsung Yoodong Park, Samsung
Photonic Integrated Circuits in Bulk CMOS Processes Jason Orcutt, MIT
NANOPHOTONICS
Photonic Crystal chips for Classical and Quantum Information Processing Dirk Englund, Stanford University
Strong Coupling of Light and Matter at Room Temperature

Yaakov Tischler, MIT

New Optical Nanosensors Based on surface Enhanced Raman Scattering

Katrin Kneipp, Mass. General Hospital

Toward Self-Adaptive Devices Based on Light Forces: Exploiting Nanoscale Optomechanics in the Strong Coupling Regime Milos Popovic and Peter Rakich, MIT
QUANTUM CRYPTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP
Introduction - The Commercialization Future of QKD and Physics Based Security (PBS)

John Dexheimer, Lightwave Advisors

Theory and Practice of Classical Cryptography

Silvio Micali, MIT

System Level Security: A Security Encryption Vendor's View Peter Hayman, Safenet
Principle and Practice of Quantum Key Distribution

Nicholas Gisin, U of Geneva

& idQuantique

Physics-Based Cryptography Compatible with Fiber--Network Infrastructure Prem Kumar, Northwestern & NuCrypt
The Commerical User's Netowrk World--Live Needs in Security Steven Ruegnitz, Ruegnitz Consulting (formerly of Morgan Stanley)

PANEL SESSION: Overview

Bruce Nyman, Princeton Lightwave

BIOPHOTONICS WORKSHOP
Introduction Elizabeth Bruce, MIT
Recent Trend in Biomedical Optical Imaging Research- A Perspective View from Funding Support of Optical Imaging at the NIBI/NIH Yantian Zhang, NIBIB & NIH
Spectral Interferometry in Biology & Medicine: Past, Present and Future

Michael Feld, MIT Spectroscopy Lab

Novel Optical Diagnostic Tools for Studying Biomedical Problems

Peter So, MIT

Streamlining Protein-Drug Research and Formulation with Vibrational Spectroscopy

Rina K. Kukor, Biotools

The Application of Dynamic Light Scattering to the Real-Time Measurement of Biological Materials Fraser McNeil-watson & E. Neil Lewis, Malvern Instruments
Process Analytical Technologiges (PAT_ and the Pharmaceutical Industry

G.K. Raju & Steve Griffiths, Light Pharma

What are the Opportunities for Optical Sensor Systems in the Biotech and Pharmaceutical Industry? Richard Crocombe, Thermo Fisher Scientific
Thursday, May 15, 2008
PLENARY SESSION
Advances in Fiber Optical Communications Peter Magill, AT&T Labs
Silicon Photonics John Bowers, UCSB
CORE EDGE COMMUNICATIONS
Introduction Fred Leonberger, MIT
Advances in Transceivers as an Enabler for Optical Networks Daniel Mahgerefteh, Finisar
40 G and 100 G Optical Networks

Niall Robinson, Mintera

Making PONS Cable Friendly John Ulm, Motorola
OCDM-Based Photonic Encryption for Secure Communications Janet Jackel, Telcordia
Networking with Packets vs Circuits Devavrat Shah, MIT
GREEN PHOTONICS
Green Photonics Intro   Vladimir Bulovic, MIT
The Energy/Environment Challenge and MIT’s Energy Initiative Robert C Armstrong, MIT
A Grand Photonics Challenge: Solid State Lighting Michael Lebby, OIDA
Organic Solar Concentrators Marc Baldo, MIT
Recovering resources from End-of-Life Products: Issues for Photonics Randy Kirchain, MIT
INTEGRATED PHOTONICS
Introduction George Turner, MIT LL
Planar Lightwave Circuits

Domineco Di Mola, JDSU

Integrated Optical Components in Silicon for High Speed Analog-to Digital (A/D) Conversion Stephen Spector, MIT LL
Photonic Array Communication Sources Tim Munks, Santur
Integration of VCSEL & EEL Laser Diode Micropills in Recesses on Silicon Substrates and ICs Clif Fonstad, MIT
PHOTONICS FOR THE DEVELOPING WORLD
Introduction Rajeev Ram, MIT
Lighting for the BOP Tim Prestero, Design that Matters
Fiber Optics in India Bharat Dave, Alphion
Solid State Lighting-A Leap Frog Technology for the Base of the Pyramid? David Irvine-Halliday, Light Up the World Foundation & U of Calgary
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
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