Dr Jagdeep Shah made a number of seminal contributions to
optical and electrical properties of semiconductors, ultra-fast coherent and
incoherent dynamics in semiconductors and their nano-structures, and to the
understanding of ultra-fast dynamics of electronic, opto-electronics and
photonic devices.
He was a distinguished member of technical staff at Bell
Laboratories, Lucent Technologies (1996–2001), and at Bell Laboratories,
AT&T (1985–1996). Dr Shah is recipient of the Max Born Award from the
Optical Society of America (2000), Distinguished Traveling Lecturer Award from
the American Physical Society (1996-1998), Humboldt US Senior Scientist Award
(1990), and the Bell Labs Distinguished Member of Technical Staff Award (1985).
He is a Fellow of the American Physical Society and the Optical Society of
America.
The MIT PhD holder is now a program manager with the
microsystems technology office of the DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects
Agency) of US Defense Department. He is engaged in basic and applied research on
chip-scale wavelength division multiplexing and optical code division multiple
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