X-ray & Cryogenic Facility

Tech Days 2015

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November 17th | November 18th | November 19th

Technology Days 2015

  Tuesday November 17, 2015

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Presenter Title Company
  Government Technology Needs (OPEN)
00 Stahl Welcome NASA
01 Hertz Astrophysics Division Technology Needs NASA
02 Siegler Exoplanet Technology Needs JPL
03 Seery COR & PCOS Technology Needs NASA
04 Bolcar LUVOIR Technology Needs NASA
05 Max WFIRST Technology Needs NASA
  SBIR Workshop (OPEN)
06 Lewis NASA SBIR Program JPL
07 Shaklan SBIR Topic S2 Need overview JPL
08 Stahl Subtopic S2.03 Advanced Optical Systems & Fabrication/Testing/Control Technologies for EUV/Optical & IR NASA
09 Shiri Subtopic S2.04 X-Ray Mirror Systems Technology, Coating Technology for XRay-UVOIR & Free-Form Optics NASA
  SBIR Commercialization Success Story (OPEN)
10 Genberg SigFit Optomechanical Analysis Software, an SBIR success story Sigmadyne
11 Nelson Optimax SBIR commercialization success Optimax
  SBIR Infusion Success Story (OPEN)
12 Lourie The BLAST-TNG telescope for high-resolution balloon-borne submillimeter polarimetry U Penn
  Telescope technology (OPEN)
13 Breckinridge High transmittance UVOIR Space Telescope prime focus concepts & technologies BA
14 MacEwen Infrastructure for a permanent LUVOIR Observatory in Space Reviresco
15 Lillie Designing for On-Orbit Assembly and Servicing LC
  Capability Review (OPEN)
16 Young Optics Capability at Marshall Space Flight Center NASA
  Mission Concept Studies (OPEN)
17 Stahl ATLAST-12 Mission Concept Study NASA
  Optical Coatings (OPEN)
18 Quijada WFIRST Prototype Filter Optical Characterization NASA
19 Sheikh Low-Stress Silicon Cladding for Surface Finishing Large UVOIR Mirrors ZeCoat
20 Hagopian Nanotube Black Coatings to suppress straylight and diffraction General Nanophotonics
  Optical Design (OPEN)
21 Schiesser Tools for Visualizing the Solution Space for Freeform Three-Mirror Anastigmats UoR
  Optical Manufacturing (OPEN)
22 Tricard Optics manufacturing at the sub-nanometer level Zygo

Wednesday November 18, 2015

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Title Presenter Company
  Mirror Technology (OPEN)
23 Jensen Lightweight, Scalable Manufacturing of X-ray Telescope Optics ReliaCoat
24 Chen Smart materials optical mirrors Lightweight Telescopes
25 Hardesty Matching NiP on Be-38Al for Low Temp Mirrors Peregrine
26 Easter Ultra-low Cost Lightweight, Molded, Chalcogenide Glass-Silicon Oxycarbide Composite Mirror Components Semplastics
27 Sawyer Heraeus Quartz Glass Opaque Fused Silica Optical Diffuser Heraeus
28 Casstevens Additive Manufactured Very Light Weight Diamond Turned Aspheric Mirror DOS
29 Goodman T300HoneySiC: A New Zero-CTE CMC Trex
30 Goodman Solid State Bonded CVC SiCR for Large UVOIR Telescope Mirrors and StructuresSolid State Bonded CVC SiCR for Large UVOIR Telescope Mirrors and Structures Trex
31 Medicus Freeform Advances at Optimax, Manufacturing and Measurement Optimax
32 Medicus Additive Manufacturing for Lightweight Mirrors Optimax
33 Eng Additive manufacturing of lightweighted mirrors NASA
34 Sweeney Application and Testing of Additive Manufacturing for Mirrors and Precision Structures GD
  Optical Fabrication Technology (OPEN)
35 Mohring Optical Surface Results utilizing the 5 and 6-Axis UltraForm Finishing Platforms OptiPro
36 Alberts Abrasive waterjet core cutting of ULE Ormond
37 Han Tool Influence Function (TIF) characteristics of SiC mirrors KASI
  Optical Metrology Technology (OPEN)
38 Yashchuk InTILF Method for Analysis of Polished Mirror Surfaces: Current Status and Plans LBL
39 DeFisher Non-Contact Metrology of Freeform Surfaces OptiPro
40 Ebersole High Performance Computing (HPC) Accelerated Inverse Deflectometry for Mirror Segment Metrology SURVICE Eng
  AMTD-II (OPEN)
41 Stahl Overview & Status NASA
42 Stahl Coronagraph WFE Stability Modeling NASA
43 Brooks Thermal Stability Modeling NASA
44 Eng Test plan and status NASA
45 Arnold AMM Status and Point Design NASA

Thursday November 19, 2015

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Title Presenter Company
  Exoplanet Exploration Program (ExEp) Technology (OPEN)
46 Lyon Visible Nulling Coronagraph NASA
47 Shaklan Coronagraph Modeling Validation JPL
48 Warwick Optical Performance Demonstrations of a Starshade in the Field NGA
49 Kim Design of a starshade at flight Fresnel numbers in the lab Princeton
50 Shaklan Starshade Technology Status JPL
51 Demers Technology Development for the First High-Contrast Space Coronagraph – WFIRST JPL
  Deformable Mirror Technology (OPEN)
52 Cornelissen Advancements in MEMS deformable Mirrors BMM
53 Helmbrecht MEMS Deformable Mirror Development at Iris AO Iris AO
  ITAR TECHNOLOGY SESSIONS
  Deformable Mirror Technology (ITAR)
54 Wu State of Art Driver ASICs for Advanced Deformable Mirrors Microscale
  Space Qualification Testing (ITAR)
55 McCarter Single Crystal Silicon SBIR Technology Infusion for Space Debris Mitigation McCarter
  Image Processing (ITAR)
56 Catanzaro Wavefront coding to relax opto-mechanical tolerances CFE
  Mirror Technology (ITAR)
57 Wilson Cryo-Vac Testing of Large Autocollimating Flats for JWST Using a Skip Test Harris
58 Egerman AMTD-2: Scaled down UVOIR mirror design and fabrication status Harris
59 Mooney Advanced Mirror Construction for short cycle time, low cost, high precision mirrors Harris
60 Goodman Nicalon/HoneySiC: A New Zero-CTE CMC for Missile Defense Trex
61 Styer Trex CVC SiCR SM-3 Thermally Insensitive Silicon Carbide Telescope Trex
  Mission Concept Studies (ITAR)
62 Feinberg ATLAST-9.2m Stability Architecture Update NASA
63 Eisenhower ATLAST ULE mirror segment performance analytical predictions based on thermally induced distortions SAO
  JWST(ITAR)
64 Atkinson JWST OTE Status NGC
65 Greenhouse JWST Science Instrument Payload: Science Context and Status NASA
66 Daly JWST Integration Status Harris
67 Feinberg JWST Pathfinder Optical Results NASA
68 Arenberg JWST Sunshield Status NGC

 

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