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Dr. Edwin Roks is Executive Vice President of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated and Segment President of Teledyne Digital Imaging. Digital Imaging is Teledyne’s largest segment with over 7,000 employees and $3B in annual revenue with a strong global presence. Dr. Roks is responsible for the daily operations, near-term growth and profitability, and long-range strategic positioning.
Dr. Roks joined Teledyne with the acquisition of DALSA Inc. in 2011; he joined DALSA in 2005 from Philips, where he served as Chief Technology Officer of Philips Polymer Vision and R&D Director of Philips Imaging Business Line. Dr. Roks has a long and distinguished history in Semiconductor and Imaging. After lecturing as an officer at the Royal Military Academy of the Netherlands, Dr. Roks joined Philips Research Laboratories in 1989. As a committee member, he was involved in leading international conferences and has authored and co-authored more than 50 technical papers and holds 10 patents in the imaging field.
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Helene Wehbe-Alause joined ST in 2000 after obtaining her PhD in Physics and working for Thales avionics. Helene took over 2.2µm pixel development in 2006 and has been managing the ST Process integration team for CIS since 2011. In 2021, she was appointed Director of Technology for Optical Sensors.
Albert Theuwissen was born in Maaseik (Belgium) on December 20, 1954. He received the degree in electrical engineering from the Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium) in 1977. His M.Sc. thesis work was based on the development of supporting hardware around a linear CCD image sensor.
From 1977 to 1983, his work at the ESAT laboratory of the Catholic University of Leuven focused on semiconductor technology for linear CCD image sensors. He received the Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering in 1983.
In 1983, he joined the Micro Circuits Division of the Philips Research Laboratories in Eindhoven (the Netherlands) as a member of the scientific staff.
In 1995, he authored the book "Solid-State Imaging with Charge-Coupled Devices". This work is still considered as one of the main textbooks in the field of solid-state imaging. In 1998 he was nominated as an IEEE distinguished lecturer.
In March 2001, he became part-time professor at the Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands.
In April 2002, he joined DALSA Corp. to act first as the company's Chief Technology Officer and later as the Chief Scientist of DALSA Semiconductors.
In 2008 Albert Theuwissen received the SMPTE's (Society for Motion Pictures and Television Engineers) Fuji Gold Medal for his contributions in research, development and education in the field of solid-state image capturing.
Mr Keino worked as a device development engineer in the R&D team at Sony Semiconductor Solutions for 10 years, starting in 2008. During this period he was in charge of new technology development for image sensors and then became responsible for a variety of image sensor development as a design project leader – this as included global shutter CIS, polarization sensors, EVS and SWIR sensors. He joined Sony Europe B.V. as Senior Image Sensor Applications Engineer in 2021.
Kyriaki Minoglou graduated from the University of Thessaloniki, Greece with a MEng in Electrical Engineering in 2000, from University of Athens, with a M.Sc. in Microlectronics in 2002 and a Ph.D. in Optoelectronics in 2007.
Currently, as the Head of the Optoelectronics Section, she is managing the Section’s contributions to ESA technology programmes and R&D activities on the fields of detectors, lasers, optical communications, photonics, lidars and quantum technologies.
Between 2007 and 2014, she was in the “Imager and Pixel Design Team” of imec, Belgium, in charge of the characterization of high-end CMOS image sensors and contributing to the design of photodetector arrays.
Since 2014, she is in the Opto-electronics Section of European Space Agency-ESA as Opto-electronics Engineer, providing support to Space projects, programs and general studies in instrument design in view of the detectors (e.g. CMOS, CCD, MCT...). She is the technical expert in the technology roadmap definition for Visible and Infrared Detectors for Space in ESA and author of the relevant Harmonization Technical Dossiers after interactions with other Space Agencies and the Industry. Since 2017 she is Leader of 1 of the 10 Competence Domains of the Technical Directorate of ESA covering EEE Components, Photonics and MEMs contributing to the formulation of the R&D Technology Strategy both “bottom-up” (strategic lines for specific technologies) and “top-down” (mission/market/industry oriented).
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