Dr. Clark has over thirty years of experience as an industry practitioner and independent consultant. His technical focus includes electronic system design and analysis, medical electronics systems and technology, biotechnical and printing and scanning technology. Dr. Clark is an experienced expert witness with extensive patent experience, both as an inventor and legal consultant. He is the named inventor on what is considered a seminal intellectual property on ultrasonic instrumentation and diagnostic equipment. Dr. Clark is author of two NEWN training courses, Digital Imaging Technology and Introduction to Digital Signal Processing. View Full CV

Mr. Flasck has over thirty-seven years of experience in research and high-tech product development, specializing for the last twenty years in microdisplays, TFT LCD displays, specialized optics, and HDTV projection systems. His expertise includes component and system design, also production. Having over twenty published papers and presentations, Mr. Flasck is known in the display development community as a creative problem solver and serial entrepreneur working at the leading edge of technology. View Full CV

Dr. Madisetti is a full Professor in Electrical & Computer Engineering at Georgia Tech, having joined in 1989 and is a Fellow of the IEEE. He has served as consultant to MIT Lincoln Labs and John Hopkins University Applied Physics Labs (APL) on programs related to Software, Computer Architectures and Wireless Networks. He has also founded two companies, VP Technologies, Inc. in 1995, and Soft Networks, LLC offering products in the areas of semiconductor ICs, and software for multimedia and wireless applications, respectively. He has led one of the largest embedded computing & software programs in the country since 1999 as part of Georgia Tech’s $75M Yamacraw Program (which has now evolved to Georgia Electronic Design Center), and has directed or co-directed large research programs that include DARPA’s Rapid Prototyping of Application Specific Signal Processors (1994-1997), and the US Air Force’s Electronic Parts Obsolescence Initiative (1998-2001). View Full CV