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My current research involves the development of a hybrid catheter for imaging of atherosclerotic vessels. Positron emission techniques are used to provide coarse localization of plaque buildup. Optical coherence tomography then provides high-resolution imaging of the regions of interest.
Ph.D., Electrical Engineering, 1992
Dissertation: "Optimization and Stabilization of Surface-Emitting and Self-Pulsating Semiconductor Lasers for Communication and Microwave Applications"
BSEE, 1987
Author or co-author on over thirty publications in conferences, refereed journals and trade magazines on topics covering DWDM, SONET and laser transmitters.
Four patents in optical cross-connects and switching technology:
February 2004 - August 2005
Mangrove Systems is startup developing integrated transport and layer-2 (ATM, Ethernet, Frame Relay, IP/PPP/HDLC) service access equipment for telecommunications carriers using MetroMPLS™ technology.
May 1997 - December 2003
One of the original founders of Tellium in 1997, a startup originating from Bellcore's Optical Networking program. Co-drafted initial business plan.
Tellium was a public telecommunications equipment supplier of intelligent switches for metro and core networks. Merged with Zhone Technologies (ZHNE).
September 1992 - May 1997
Bellcore was the research and engineering organization for the Regional Bell Operating Companies.
Running, bicycling, tennis, hiking