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was born
in
Scout
Korea^ in
I
, mi-irv
1947.
lie
received
(lie B.S. degree in
electronics
from
Seoul
National
University
Seoul
Korea,
in
1972, and the M.S. degree in
electrical
engineering
from
University
o
Xcxas
Austin,
in
1973.
lie
is currently
pur-
suing ’the doctoral degree
in electrical engmccr-
in „
at Carnegie-M ellon
University,
1 ntsburth.
PA
with major research
interests in the area
VVluoJlK*
and
optical
communieutton
systems.
it&M
to
a
research
organization of
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an j optical components
MD). where he worked on nonl.ne ar dcv.ccs and^ „ anscn Lubo-
for use in high-speed “"Vputers
^ J^ cngagcd in research
ratory or Physics. Stanford Univcr.
y,
R
n
Pantcll) a text-
on lasers and nonlinear opnes, c
)
^
Electronics (New York:
book on
lasers,
^ lecUircr in the L>epa. <rnc.it
Wiley, 1969).- and wiving on the
1 a
I f
, lie stali of Stanford Ro-
of Electrical Engineering.
In
\
i
(
Researcher in the
search
Institute (SRI), Menlo Hath CA,,js^ ^
prcsently on-
ElccIronies and Bioengineering
par'apsychological phenomena,
gaged in research in quan urn
"d^r P y
x
an(J „w
,.aiap ,y.
—
to ,hc A,,vance '
ment of Science.
t.c Trong Nguyen
was
born
in
Vietnam on
t-nhnnrv M. 1949.
He
received the B.S. and
...
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.
rtf'll
engineering
from
^rrr*N.
l.vhnnrv
11. 1949.
nc receive
.
Vs
degrees
in
riertrle.il
engineering
Irom
fT. e;W4
Carnegie
University
ftM*"**;j
*•
; VU S
-X>»»< «* «,D.
>-
‘''liKe'ign he has been doing research on sur-
\ m
face acoustics waves and acot,stoop, .cal devices
’
for laset communication.
BEE&ali&mm
Mt
Nguycn
is a member
ot
Phi Kappa mi.
Tau Beta Pi, and Pi Nu Epsilon.
David
Slopian
(A’52-M’57-SM’60-I
«
-
tnnn in PiUsbuigh, PA, on June<30. U .3.
>h.
Mf
attended
the
^'^iv'ed
the
m&A
;is-i.«sr‘:
MrfB 32;SSri-wsss
flhvipa
n U
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ber
or
the Mathematics
Re-
scachCentci of Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill,
/
incu_i 95 >)
he was a Visiting Mackay
N).
During
tbe academic
year
‘
'
llcrkc |cy
,
lie currently
is
Professor
at
the
University
ol
Cal
>
’
ivcrsi(y of Hawaii, Hono-
Professor of
Electrical Ln&mccring
^
, hctc on leave from
Bell,
lulu, and spends every second
ac.
I
mathematics and has
He has worked
in
a
variety of
a
as
,nai.t
field
served
as Consultant on many
Bell System
jmoj
of interest
is information theory.
M. t b.m-uical Statistics and the
Dr. Slcpian
is a
1 ellow of the f
ltu
‘'
f
Pm of S«en« and a ...ember of
American Association for th
?
Mathemaucs. He has served several
(he Society for industrial an
I P
‘
( lhc ipEIi Information Theory
sr.srsrrirsss^
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ww
anil
1970.
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Russell Targ (M’63-SM’70) was born in Chicago,
II., on April
11, 1934.
lie receiver! (he H.S. de-
gree in physics from Queens College, New York,
NY, in
1954, and did graduate work in physics
at Columbia University, New York.
His early work was done
in the development
of the laser and laser communications at micro-
wave
frequencies,
lie has contributed
to the
technology of ullrahigh vacuum and
is the
in-
ventor of
a tunable plasma oscillator at micro-
wave
frequencies,
llis
recent
laser
research
included development of a multikilowatt compact sell-contained COj
bst
t^llKrwah
related
techniques
to achieve
l.ig -power v able
...,.i ultraviolet lasers,
In 1972, he joined the Stanford Research
nslt
Z SI!
Menlo
Park, CA,
as
a Senior Research
H.ysic.st, with
a
specialty in lasers and plasma research,, as well as parapsyehological and
parapltysical phenomena.
PROCEEDINGS OR THE IEEE
has been
Professor of Electrical Engineering since 19V
research interest include acoustooptics, clectrooptics,
la
Hon
technology,
surface
acoustic
waves,
integrated
imaging, and wave interactions with moving boundaries
Dr. Tsai
is a member ol Sigma Xi and the Optical Soi
Chen
S. Tsai (M’67) received the
B.S. degree
from
National
Taiwan
University,
Taipei,
Taiwan,
in
1957,
the M.S. degree from Utah
State University, Logan, in 1961
, and the PhJ).
degree from Stanford University, Stanford, CA,
in 1966, all in electrical engineering.
lie was with the Lockheed Research Labora-
tories,
Palo
Alto, CA, as
a
Research
Scientist
for three and a half years before joining the De-
partment
of
Electrical
Engineering,
Carnegie-
Mdlon University, Pittsburgh, PA, in 1969.
lie
Jean Van Blade! (M’54-SM K
-
in Antwerp, Belgium, on Ju'
ceived
the
E.E. degree
in cuv
from
Brussels University, Ht»
1947, and
the
1‘h.D. degree
neering from the University r
son, in 1950.
From
1950
to
1954,
he
Radar
Laboratory
of
'he
Brussels, and from 1954
to
:
Washington
University, St
the
University of Wisconsin.
He
is now
Professoi
neering
at
the
University of Client, Client, Belgian
the
Laboratory
for
Electromagnetism
and
Acorn'
Client.
During
the summer
of
1974,
he was
1<
Professor
at
the
University
of Wisconsin
and
be
i
man of Commission
B
(Fields and Waves) of the b
Scientific Union (URS1).
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