6:00pm: Networking/Light Dinner
7:00pm: Presentation
8:30pm:
Adjourn
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Color is a human response to the physical world and not usually taught in physics class. My goal is to make this fun and informative. I will start with the human visual system. How the eye and retina see the world and how the brain interprets this data. Learn how color science evolved from the 1800's to the present day and discover where CIE XYZ, xyz, Yxy, uv, 'u'v', Lab and CCT came from.
Mark Butterworth is currently Optical Scientist at Philips Lumileds working on phosphors and packaging used in high power LEDs. With 32 years of color science and optoelectronics experience, he has held various management and engineering positions at companies like Hewlett-Packard, Agilent Technologies and Flextronics. Areas of research include digital cameras, scanners, printers, television, projection displays, and luminescent devices. He has degrees in Physics and Mathematics and holds 31 patents.
6:00pm: Networking/Light Dinner
7:00pm: Presentation
8:30pm:
Adjourn
RSVP: In order for chapter officer to best estimate head count for food, please RSVP:
Douglas Caldwell – Kepler Instrument Scientist, SETI Institute