Education
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PhD, Stanford University, 1986
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MS, University of Rochester, 1977
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BS, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, 1972
Employment
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The University of Arizona: Professor, Electrical and
Computer Engineering Department and Optical Sciences,
1997-date; Associate Professor, 1992-1997; Assistant Professor,
1987-1992
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IBM Almaden Research Laboratory, Visiting Scientist, 1986-1987
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Stanford University, Research Assistant, 1982-1983
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U.S. Coast Guard, Lieutenant, 1972-1982
Professional Affiliations
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Optical Society of America, Fellow
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Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers, Member
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IEEE/LEOS, Member
Professional Activities
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2002 Associate Editor of Optical Engineering on Holographic
Systems, Techniques, and Materials 2001 Co-Chair of the SPIE Working
Group on Holography
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Chair, Fiber Communications 2001, Photonics West, SPIE
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General Chair for the 1999 International Workshop on Parallen
Interconnects jointly sponsored by OSA
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Co-Chair for the 1998 International Workshop on Masively Parallen
Processing with Optical Interconnections jointly sponsored by OSA
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Program Committee Member for Optics in Computing Topical Meeting,
1995, 1997, 1998, and 1999
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Program Committee Member for Holography Topical Meeting 1996
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Program Committee Member for SPIE meetings on Practical Holography
and Diffractive Optics and SLMs
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Session Organizer on Optical Interconnects for the OSA Annual
Meeting 1993
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Reviewer for OSA publications: Applied Optics, Optics Letters,
JOSA A
Awards and Honors
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3M, Non-Tenured Faculty Award, 1991 and 1992
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IBM, Fellowship, 1983-1985
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Elected Fellow of the Optical Society 2000
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Elected SPIE Fellow 2008
Teaching
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Opti 430/530
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Opti 456/556
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Opti 459-559
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Opti 487-587
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Opti 527
Research
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Holographic techniques, systems, and materials
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Ion exchange waveguide devices - interfacing to polymer and PBG
layers
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Fiber optic systems including OCDMA, error-correction codes,
all-optical network issues
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Medical imaging sensors including OCT and holographic filtering of
coherent image data
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