Louay Eldada is founding CEO of Quanergy and Scidatek, his fourth and fifth startups. As a serial entrepreneur, he founded 5 companies and sold the first 3 to Fortune 100 companies.
Prior to Quanergy, Dr. Eldada was CTO of SunEdison, CTO of HelioVolt (acquired by SK Energy), and CTO of DuPont Photonic Technologies (formed by the acquisition of Telephotonics, where he was founding CTO). His first job was at Honeywell, where he started the Telecom Photonics business and sold it to Corning.
He holds 80 patents and is a recognized expert in quantum optics, nanotechnology, photonic integrated circuits, advanced optoelectronics, sensors and robotics.
He studied business administration at Harvard, MIT and Stanford, and holds a Ph.D. in optical engineering from Columbia University.
Prior to Quanergy, Dr. Eldada was CTO of SunEdison, CTO of HelioVolt (acquired by SK Energy), and CTO of DuPont Photonic Technologies (formed by the acquisition of Telephotonics, where he was founding CTO). His first job was at Honeywell, where he started the Telecom Photonics business and sold it to Corning.
He holds 80 patents and is a recognized expert in quantum optics, nanotechnology, photonic integrated circuits, advanced optoelectronics, sensors and robotics.
He studied business administration at Harvard, MIT and Stanford, and holds a Ph.D. in optical engineering from Columbia University.
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This course provides attendees with a working knowledge of integrated optics and an understanding of its applications in a variety of fields. The course covers integrated optics theory, and it includes a comprehensive comparative review of integrated optic materials (glass, semiconductors, polymers, etc.), technologies (for generation, harnessing, amplification, and detection of light signals), devices and subsystems. Theoretical fundamentals, analytical models, closed form formulations, as well as intuitive descriptions, illustrative examples, and practical ‘tools of the trade’ will be presented throughout the course. The course also includes a discussion of the pros and cons of integrated optics compared with discrete optics, and it presents a realistic industry roadmap for optical integration and its use in communication systems, computers, data storage devices, displays, medical equipment, biological tools, sensors and test/measurement instrumentation.
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