Join us in London on 17–18 March 2026 for Image Sensors Europe, the premier gathering of vision system experts. Connect with over 250+ industry representatives, explore cutting-edge technologies, and engage in discussions shaping the future of image sensing. Don’t miss your chance to stay ahead in this rapidly evolving market.
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Dan McGrath has over 45 years of experience in pixel device physics—CCD, CIS, and ToF—and in integrating image-sensor process enhancements into manufacturing. His career covers the full spectrum of image-sensor design: small consumer pixels; large, high-sensitivity pixels; sensors for infrared through visible to gamma rays; and particle detection. His recent work focuses on photon counting for night vision, scientific, and time-of-flight applications, and he has maintained a long-standing interest in dark current. Dan is Senior Technology Fellow for Image Sensors at TechInsights, working in reverse engineering, and is also a visiting researcher at ISAE Supaero in Toulouse, studying dark current in quantum image sensors. He earned his Ph.D. in physics from Johns Hopkins University. Dan has advanced image-sensor technology through roles at Texas Instruments, Polaroid, Imaging Devices, Atmel, Eastman Kodak, Aptina, BAE Systems, and GOODiX, collaborating with fabs in the USA, France, Italy, and Taiwan. His publications include the first megapixel CCD, the foundations of dark current spectroscopy, and recent work on dark current in quantum image sensors.
Albert Theuwissen received the degree in electrical engineering and his PhD from the Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium) in 1977 and 1983 respectively. In 1983 he joined Philips Research Labs (the Netherlands) and in 2002 he started working for DALSA. His whole career he was involved in R&D of solid-state image sensors.
He issued several patents and he is author or coauthor of 240+ technical papers, including a textbook "Solid State Imaging with Charge Coupled Devices". He acted as general chairman of the International Image Sensor Workshop in ’97, ’03, ‘09 and in ’15, and as International Technical Program Chair of the ISSCC2010.
In 2001, he became part-time professor at the Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands. He left DALSA in 2007, and founded Harvest Imaging. Since then he is fully focusing on training, teaching and consulting in the field of solid-state imaging technology.
In 2011 he received the Electronic Imaging of the Year Award and in 2017 he was elected as the President of the International Image Sensor Society.
Roberto Buttaci brings over 20 years of experience in the semiconductor industry, with the past decade focused on the industrial image sensor sector. As head of the industrial image sensor sales and marketing team in Europe, Roberto draws on both technical expertise and a practical understanding of market dynamics and customer needs. Known for his collaborative approach and thoughtful leadership, he is committed to supporting innovation and sustainable growth within the industry.
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Harish holds multiple degrees in the fields of physics, computer science and engineering. Beginning at Texas Instruments, he advanced to Director of Design in the High Volume Linear Org where his team led sensor designs in the field of Touch Sensing for consumer electronics. Transitioning to Apple in 2014, he contributed significantly to the development of inertial sensors before switching gears and joining the Camera Team. Over the next 6 years, he specialized in the field of 2D and 3D Cameras as a key contributor to features like Face ID and the Lidar Scanner for iPhones.
Currently, Harish serves as Principal Engineer in Cameras & Depth Systems @ Meta Inc. focusing on identifying and integrating sensing technologies for AR and VR applications.
Min-Woong Seo received his Ph.D. degree from Shizuoka University, Hamamatsu, Japan, in 2012, with a dissertation focused on low-noise, high-dynamic-range CMOS image sensors using high-performance analog-to-digital converters (ADCs). From 2012 to 2014, he was a JSPS Research Fellow at the Imaging Devices Laboratory of Shizuoka University. He then served as an Assistant Professor at the Research Institute of Electronics (RIE), Shizuoka University, from 2014 to 2016, and as an Associate Professor from 2016 to 2018. In 2018, he joined the Semiconductor R&D Center (SRDC) at Samsung Electronics, Hwaseong, Korea.
His research interests include CMOS imaging devices, low-noise imaging, time-resolved image sensors, global-shutter image sensors, pixel-/column-parallel ADCs for imagers, and mixed analog/digital circuit design. He has been serving on the Technical Program Committee (TPC) of Electronic Imaging (EI) since 2018 and of the International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) since 2024. He has also been a steering committee member of the Korean Image Sensor Society (KISS) since 2024, a board member of the International Image Sensor Society (IISS) since 2025, and an advisory board member of Image Sensors (IS) Asia since 2025.
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