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Tech Days 2014

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November 18th | November 19th | November 20th

Technology Days 2014

  Tuesday November 18, 2014

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Presenter Title Company
  SBIR Workshop and Government Technology Needs (OPEN)
00 Stahl Welcome NASA
01 Perez Mirror Technologies for NASA Astrophysics NASA
02 Shaklan SBIR Topic S2 Need overview JPL
03 Stahl SBIR Subtopic S2.03 overview NASA
04 Blake SBIR Subtopic S2.04 overview NASA
05 Lewis New NASA SBIR Program Initiatives for Post Phase 2 JPL
  Future Large Aperture UVOIR Telescope (OPEN)
06 Clampin Science with a Future Large Aperture UVOIR Telescope  
07 TBD Discovery and Characterization of Candidate Planet vs Aperture, etc.  
08 Feinberg ATLAST 10-m class architecture studies NASA
09 Stahle ATLAST Technology Roadmap NASA
10 Shaklan
Segmented Telescope Stability Error Budget for Exo-Earth Direct Imaging
JPL
11 Breckinridge Image quality and polarization in large aperture telescope systems Caltech & UoAZ
  AMTD-II (OPEN)
12 Stahl Overview & Status NASA
13 Stahl Engineering Specifications NASA
14 Matthews Exelis 1.5m Pathfinder Mirror status Exelis
15 Hull Schott Extreme lightweight Zerodur mirror status UNM/Schott
16 Eng AMTD-II test plan and preparation NASA
17 Arnold Point Design Accomplishments & Status NASA
  JWST (OPEN)
18 Feinberg Plans for Pathfinder Testing at JSC NASA
19 Matthews JWST Pathfinder Telescope Mirror Integration Exelis
20 Matthews JWST Cryo Test Equipment Status and Readiness for Pathfinder Exelis
21 Saif Modal testing with high speed interferometer NASA
  Structures (OPEN)
22 Michel Fabrication of a lightweight CTE matched optical structure from Be/BeO Metal Matrix Composite  Materion
  Space Qualifications Testing (ITAR)
23 McCarter Single Crystal Silicon/Glass Frit Bonding test on MISSE I/II X-37B Experiment McCarter
  POSTER PAPERS
Qiao
Differential wavefront sensor based on binary pixelated transmission filters
Rochester Institute of
Technology

Wednesday November 19, 2014

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Title Presenter Company
  Telescope Technology (OPEN)
24 Loomis Low Cost, Lightweight, 2.5 Meter Aperture, Micron Level Surface Accuracy Telescope Development Vanguard Space Technologies
  Optical Design (OPEN)
25 Reimers New Methods for the Optical Design of Spectrometers with Freeform Surfaces Univ. of Rochester
26 Catanzaro Integrated opto-mechanical design and analysis CFE Services
  Mirror Technology (OPEN)
27 Goodman T300HoneySiC – Problems Solved Trex Enterprises
28 Jensen Lightweight, Scalable Manufacturing of Telescope Optics ReliaCoat Tech
29 Hardesty Matching NiP on Be-38Al for Low Temp Mirrors Peregrine
30 Karandikar Metal matrix composite (MMC) optics and structure M Cubed
31 Eng Cryo test results of M-Cubed Technologies SiC/CNT and SiC mirrors NASA
32 Jacoby Cryo test results of hybrid skin SiC mirror OPCI
33 Eng Additive manufacturing of lightweighted metal mirrors NASA
  Optical Metrology Technology (OPEN)
34 Millerd Success Story: Growing a NASA-Sponsored Metrology Project to Serve Many Applications and Industries 4D Technology
  Optical Fabrication Technology (OPEN)
35 Walker Advances in active edge control, as applied to 1.4m hexagonal mirror segments Zeeko Ltd.
36 Mohring Fabrication of Freeform Optics and Conic Mirror Mandrels OptiPro
37 DeFisher Optical Characterization of Complex Freeform Surfaces OptiPro
38 Medicus Smoothing mid-spatial frequency errors on free-form surfaces Optimax
39 Shore Rapid fabrication of advanced optics: 1 foot2 per hour Loxham Precision
40 Han Mirror polishing technology with Tool Influence Function for SiC KASI/NOAO
41 Alberts Abrasive waterjet milling for mirror pockets Ormond
  Deformable Mirror Technology (OPEN)
42 Ryan State of the art in MEMS deformable mirrors Boston Micromachines
43 Helmbrecht MEMS Deformable Mirror Development for Space-Based Exoplanet Detection Iris AO
44 Helmbrecht MEMS Deformable Mirror Development for Laser Applications Iris AO
  Deformable Mirror Technology (ITAR)
45 Helmbrecht Space Qualification of a MEMS Deformable Mirror Iris AO
46 Wu Driver ASICs for Advanced Deformable Mirrors Microscale

Thursday November 20, 2014

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Title Presenter Company
  Optical Coating Technology (OPEN)
47 Quijada Recent Progress on 2012 SAT for UVOIR Coatings NASA
48 Bala FUV to NIR mirror coatings development status JPL
49 Sheikh ZeCoat
50 Sheikh Broadband Reflective Coating Process for Large FUVOIR Mirrors ZeCoat
51 Carnahan Nanostructured optical black coatings NanoLab
  Design Tools (ITAR)
52 Brooks  Thermal induced wavefront error model of space telescope mirrors NASA
53 Arnold Mechanical Model Tool Accomplishments & Status NASA
  Future Large Aperture UVOIR Telescope (FOUO)
54 Jackman SLS: Payload Accommodation, Launch Environment and potential 2018-2022 Flight Opportunities NASA
55 Stahl SLS Enable Space Telescope Concepts NASA
56 Polidan Ideas for Secondary SLS Payload Missions Northrop-Grumman
57 Oschmann Utilizing Excess SLS Payload Capability BATC
  Telescope Technology (FOUO)
58 Styer
Prototype and Test Trex CVC SiC Secondary, Tertiary, and Quaternary Mirrors Plus Mount a Primary Mirror/Secondary Mirror Subassembly to an Invar Warm Stop for the SM-3 Thermally Insensitive Telescope
Trex Enterprises
Corp.
  Telescope Technology (ITAR)
59 Breckinridge Evolvable space telescope: first stage: bow-tie – a 4 by 12 meter space aperture Northrop Grumman & Breckinridge Assoc.
60 Lillie Key Technologies for an Evolvable Space Telescope Northrop Grumman & Breckinridge Assoc.
61 MacEwen Evolvable space telescope: step-wise evolution technology needs Reviresco LLC
62 Zamel Critical Technologies for Future Large Telescopes Northrop Grumman
63 Van Halle Deployable One Meter Optical Telescope for Small Spacecraft Using AFRL Composite Tape Technologies MMA Design LLC
  Image Processing (ITAR)
64 Catanzaro Wavefront Coding Techniques to Relax Opto-Mechanical Tolerances in Reflective Space Optics CFE Services
  Mirror Technology (ITAR)
65 Mooney Replication of Lightweight ULE Mirrors Exelis
66 Martin Double Replication of CFRP Optical Mirrors CMA
67 Goodman RadHard SiC Mirror for Missile Defense Trex Enterprises Corp. 
68 Maji Large Diffractive Optic – Opportunities and Tradeoffs Univ. of New Mexico

 

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