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1 Co-sponsored by Exhibition Preview October 2013 Conferences and Courses: October 2013 Rochester Riverside Convention Center Rochester, New York, USA Sign up today Meet 150 suppliers at this premier optical fabrication exhibition Showcasing optical manufacturing technology equipment, machines, tools, materials, instrumentation, metrology, processes, and more.

Exhibition: 15 17 October 2013 Conference and Courses: 14 17 October 2013 Rochester Riverside Convention Center Rochester, New York, USA Exhibition Chairs Conference Chairs James M.

of Rochester (USA) Matthias Pfaff OptoTech Optikmaschinen GmbH (Germany) This exhibition of Optical Components and Fabrication, Panel Discussions, and Product Demonstrations at the Rochester

2 Exhibition: October 2013 Conference and Courses: October 2013 Rochester Riverside Convention Center Rochester, New York, USA Exhibition Chairs Conference Chairs James M. Sydor Sydor Optics, Inc. (USA) Richard A. Nasca Corning Corp. (USA) Julie Bentley Univ. of Rochester (USA) Matthias Pfaff OptoTech Optikmaschinen GmbH (Germany) This exhibition of Optical Components and Fabrication, Panel Discussions, and Product Demonstrations at the Rochester Riverside Convention Center is the best opportunity this year to meet and discuss your technology needs with peers and suppliers, discover new possibilities, and increase capabilities at a lower budget. About SPIE SPIE is an international society advancing an interdisciplinary approach to the science and application of light. About APOMA The American Precision Optics Manufacturers Association represents a broad constituency of precision optics manufacturers, the supporting industry, and academic associates, whose mutual interest is the advancement and expansion of optics manufacturing and technology.

If you are making optics, you must be here. If you are buying them, you should not miss it.

largest optical manufacturing product and supplier exhibition held in the United States.

interaction between leading international researchers and manufacturers.

SPIE Optifab is where optical fabrication business gets done and attendees find solutions.

3 If you are making optics, you must be here. If you are buying them, you should not miss it. Optifab Attendee Meet face-to-face with over 150 suppliers at North America s largest optical fabrication exhibition this fall SPIE Optifab 2013 is the largest optical manufacturing product and supplier exhibition held in the United States. At Optifab you ll find research AND industry a unique format that lets you gain valuable insight into the optical fabrication market by maximizing interaction between leading international researchers and manufacturers. See the latest in optical fabrication technologies, scientific precision machines, and interactive demonstrations. SPIE Optifab is where optical fabrication business gets done and attendees find solutions. One low fee gives you access to: Over 150 companies dedicated to optical fabrication technologies and applications See the newest products via hands-on product demos See the big machine builders: OptoTech, QED, Schneider, OptiPro, and Satisloh Two Plenary Sessions with leading experts Two Industry Panel Discussions on Wednesday Exhibition Entry Fee Sign Up Early and Save. There is a $35 fee to enter the Optifab Exhibition. Student fee, $15. Fees increase $10 after 27 September.

15 17 October 2013 Rochester Riverside Convention Center Rochester, New York, USA Visit with 150 exhibiting companies that will help you fulfill your requirements for 2013 and beyond.

4 15 17 October 2013 Rochester Riverside Convention Center Rochester, New York, USA Visit with 150 exhibiting companies that will help you fulfill your requirements for 2013 and beyond. The exhibition showcases the newest products, latest innovations, and cutting-edge technologies: Optical fabrication equipment Optical components, materials, and systems Opto-mechanical components and devices Laser system components Optical thin film coatings Optical metrology and testing equipment Clean room equipment Software, adhesives, glass, and consumables Meet leaders from top companies: OptiPro Systems OptoTech Optical Machinery Inc. QED Technologies Inc. Satisloh North America Inc. Universal Photonics Inc. Zygo Corp. Mahr Federal Inc. Schneider Optical Machines Inc. TRIOPTICS GmbH Xonox Technology GmbH II-VI Infrared Ohara Corp. HOYA Corp., Radiant Zemax Sydor Optics, Inc. Synopsys, Inc. JENOPTIK Optical Systems Optimax Systems, Inc. ENTER to win a ipad mini on Thursday 116 Wednesday Poster Viewing 215 Coffee Reception Area New York Cluster Ç Exhibitor Services WiFi Lounge Bridge to Hotel Grand Stairs

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5 Tuesday 15 October 10:00 am to 5:00 pm Wednesday 16 October 10:00 am to 6:00 pm Thursday 17 October 10:00 am to 3:00 pm Don t miss special events on the exhibition floor Industry Panel Discussions Poster Session Networking Reception Award Presentations Concession Seating Exhibitor Lounge Entrance Ç Exhibitor Registration Area Industry Panel Session and Demo Area Find the Latest Interactive Floor Plans and Exhibitor List:

SPIE Optifab 2013 15-17 October Your exhibition

companies 4D Technology Corp....603 Andover Corp.

.......... 109 Advanced Glass Industries.

...... 107 Sputtered Coatings from UV to near IR -

and fi berbased interferometric displacement sensor

.... 911 Precision GLASS BALL LENSES for couplers,

6 SPIE Optifab October Your exhibition registration puts you face-to-face with these leading companies 4D Technology Corp Andover Corp attocube systems Inc AccuFiz Laser Interferometer. High lateral resolution for measuring steep slopes and aspheres. AccuCoat Inc Advanced Abrasives Corporation Advanced Glass Industries Aixtooling GmbH Sputtered Coatings from UV to near IR - Hard Oxide sputtered coatings on a wide variety of substrates. Applied Image, Inc Nanometer-precise piezo positioning systems and fi berbased interferometric displacement sensor systems Boldt Machinery C&D Assembly, Inc Precision GLASS BALL LENSES for couplers, focus devices, sensors and compression molding Applied Surface Technologies Professional Electronics Contract Manufacturing, since ISO 9001:2008 Certifi ed. CDA GmbH

Exhibitor List New and Featured Products

$...... 807 Diffraction International Ltd.$ ................. 811 Displays & Optical Technologies Inc.

........... 802 Cleaveyor Ultrasonic parts

for Optics Manufacturing CV Nanotechnology Inc.

materials using Ultrasonic machining technology.

906 Eminess Technologies.. 611 Empire West Inc.

Metrology, Vibration Insensitive, Aspheres with

................. 1104 Evaporated Metal Films Corp.

........... 104 Best kept secret PRECISION

7 Exhibitor List New and Featured Products Chardon Tool Cleaning Technologies Group DCM Tech, Corp Diffraction International Ltd Displays & Optical Technologies Inc Diverse Optics Inc DMG Mori Seiki Engineering Synthesis Design, Inc Cleaveyor Ultrasonic parts cleaning system; modular design single piece workfl ow. Contour Fine Tooling Inc. 606 World Class Single Crystal Diamond Tools for Optics Manufacturing CV Nanotechnology Inc Extreme machining of hard brittle materials using Ultrasonic machining technology. dopa Diamond Tools Electro Optics Magazine.906 Eminess Technologies Empire West Inc Dimetior Interferometers - Dynamic Metrology, Vibration Insensitive, Aspheres with Auto Alignment. ET Precision Optics, Inc Evaporated Metal Films Corp Evatec NA Best kept secret PRECISION POLISHING PRODUCTS for superior surface fi nishing! In situ Reoptimisation. Yield enhancement & cost saving in optical thin fi lm production

Ferrotec (USA) Corp.....809 Fraunhofer-Institut fu r Produktionstechnologie.

...903 Kugler of America Ltd...806 Applied research in precision glass molding.

..........306 StrainScope imaging polarimeter for objective stress

........ 210 KUGLER- Micro Gantry Systems LaCroix Optical Co.

Crystal and others. Glass Fab, Inc........ 1330 Gooch & Housego.

. 1342 The most capable small diamond wire saw available - the WSD-K2.

......... 810 NANOGRIP - ultra precise clamping technology for spindle and tool.

..... 410 IRD Glass............ 111 Isuzu Glass, Inc.

Proudly made in the U.S.A. Larsen Equipment Design, Inc.

605 HELIOS sputter tool for ultraprecise optical coatings The Lindgren Group.

8 Ferrotec (USA) Corp Fraunhofer-Institut fu r Produktionstechnologie.808 II-VI Infrared ilis gmbh Kreischer Optics, Ltd Kugler of America Ltd Applied research in precision glass molding. Fujitok Corp StrainScope imaging polarimeter for objective stress birefringence measurement in realtime Innolite GmbH KUGLER- Micro Gantry Systems LaCroix Optical Co Substrates of Optical Materials, such as Glass, Fused silica, CFG, Crystal and others. Glass Fab, Inc Gooch & Housego GTI Technologies, Inc The most capable small diamond wire saw available - the WSD-K2. Heraeus Quartz America LLC NANOGRIP - ultra precise clamping technology for spindle and tool. Inrad Optics, Inc Intlvac IOP Publishing Ltd IRD Glass Isuzu Glass, Inc JAYCO Cleaning Technologies Aspheres, our newest capability. Proudly made in the U.S.A. Larsen Equipment Design, Inc Lattice Materials, LLC Leybold Optics USA, Inc. 605 HELIOS sputter tool for ultraprecise optical coatings The Lindgren Group High performance fused silica and quartz for challenging optical applications. Hinds Instruments, Inc HOYA Corporation USA- Optics Division Precision Ultrasonic Cleaning Systems for Optics: Automated & Manual Units JENOPTIK Optical Systems JML Optical Industries, LLC K&Y Diamond Ltd Optical electroless nickel for Diamond turning applications Luphos GmbH Magnus Precision Manufacturing, Inc

Mahr Federal Inc....... 116 North American Coating Laboratories.......... 308 npoint Inc.

...... 408 OptoTech Optical Machinery Inc.

MicroSystems GmbH... 305 Mildex, Inc............608 Moore Nanotechnology Systems, LLC.

Nanophase Technologies Corp..... 1108 Newport Thin Film Laboratory, Inc.

Ohara Corp........... 404 Optical Perspectives Group, LLC.

......... 706 Optimax Systems, Inc... 503 OptiPro Systems.

Unprecedented effi ciency, fl exibility & repeatability. OptiWorks, Inc.

........... 1318 MCG 100 CNC: Multi-purpose 5 axis grinding centre for spheres,

........... 303 Interferometers to test accuracy and radii of optical surfaces at

9 Mahr Federal Inc North American Coating Laboratories npoint Inc Opto-Alignment Technology OptoSigma Corp OptoTech Optical Machinery Inc MarSurf LD 130/260 Aspheric High-Precision 2D/3D Measuring Station McVac Mfg. Co. Inc Mcvac s adjustable position Crystal Thin Film Coating Sensor assembly. MicroSystems GmbH Mildex, Inc Moore Nanotechnology Systems, LLC The New Nanotech 100UPG Ultra Precision Grinding System on display Nanophase Technologies Corp Newport Thin Film Laboratory, Inc RXY3-276 tip/tilt piezo stage for mirror steering and stabilization Ohara Corp Optical Perspectives Group, LLC Optics Technology, Inc Optikos Corp Optimax Systems, Inc OptiPro Systems PRO 160C: The latest CNC centering technology. Unprecedented effi ciency, fl exibility & repeatability. OptiWorks, Inc OPTIX Co MCG 100 CNC: Multi-purpose 5 axis grinding centre for spheres, aspheres, cylinders and freeform surfaces Opto-Technological Laboratory Interferometers to test accuracy and radii of optical surfaces at production shops The Optronics Co., Ltd P.R. Hoffman Machine Products, Inc UV - IR Custom Coatings NGL Cleaning Technology SA NiCoForm, Inc Optix has increased production capacity with new machines for Aspheric production 4-Way SERVO 3100 Double Sided lapping, polishing Machine Pennwell Corp/ Laser Focus World

PHASICS S.A.......... 304 QED Technologies, Inc.

.................. 415 Kaleo solutions for MTF and WFE, from UV to far IR Photon Gear, Inc.

measurement capabilities R. Mathews Optical Works, Inc.

CNC technology fl exibility. Savvy Optics Corp.

........ 1215 PG&O offers complete turnkey optics solutions for industrial &

.......... 409 Precision MicroDynamics, Inc.................. 1106 Precision Optical.

........... 1111 Leaders in precision machining and polishing of technical ceramics.

10 PHASICS S.A QED Technologies, Inc ; 515 Satisloh North America Inc Kaleo solutions for MTF and WFE, from UV to far IR Photon Gear, Inc Photonics Media/ Laurin Publishing Photonics Online Precision Glass & Optics QED s ASI(Q) metrology system for optimal stitching and measurement capabilities R. Mathews Optical Works, Inc C-300 Centering Machine combines force-controlled grinding and CNC technology fl exibility. Savvy Optics Corp Schneider Optical Machines Inc PG&O offers complete turnkey optics solutions for industrial & defense applications. Precision Laser Technology Precision MicroDynamics, Inc Precision Optical Precitech, Inc PremaTech Advanced Ceramics Leaders in precision machining and polishing of technical ceramics. Custom Aspheric optics for research, medicine, industrial and commercial applications Radiant Zemax, LLC Breakthrough optical and illumination design in Zemax 13 Release 2 Reynard Corp ColorLock Filter Stacks are durable, cleanable, customized & exhibit no angle shift Salem Advanced Surfacing Materials SCGa 100 for advanced grinding of spheres and aspheres. Shanghai Optics Inc Custom Objective Design with working distance ranging from nm Sierra Precision Optics SlicingTech MeyerBurger DS-265 with diamond wire for slicing sapphire, ultrahard materials

Spectra Services...... 1205 Spica Technologies, Inc. 1314 Swift Glass Co.

........ 1338 Tecport Optics, Inc.....406 Tempo Wafer Boxes.

.............. 1102 Vermont Photonics Technologies Corp.

$........ 711 Thz Diffractive Optical Elements: Thz Fresnel lenses and Thz Beam$ Dividers Unist Technologies Corp.

................904 PGI Dimension - the Standard in Asphere Metrology Techmetals, Inc.

..................606 Carriers for double side grinding, lapping and polishing.

. 815 Volpi is an advanced optical Engineering and manufacturing company

..... 103 Xactra Technologies.... 206 Xonox Technology GmbH.............. 1315 Zeeko Ltd.

.......... 1115 SOMOS 2300 - World s Largest Double-Sided Operating Machine

11 Spectra Services Spica Technologies, Inc Swift Glass Co Sydor Optics, Inc Synopsys, Inc Tecport Optics, Inc Tempo Wafer Boxes TRIOPTICS GmbH Tydex Vermont Photonics Technologies Corp Design reliable, cost-effective imaging optics with CODE V software Syntec Optics Taylor Hobson AMETEK UPT Thz Diffractive Optical Elements: Thz Fresnel lenses and Thz Beam Dividers Unist Technologies Corp State of the Art in Prism and Polygon Geometry Measurement Volpi PGI Dimension - the Standard in Asphere Metrology Techmetals, Inc Technodiamant USA Inc Carriers for double side grinding, lapping and polishing. United Lens Co., Inc. 310; 311 Universal Photonics Inc Volpi is an advanced optical Engineering and manufacturing company Wordingham Technologies Wrisley Abrasives Xactra Technologies Xonox Technology GmbH Zeeko Ltd Zygo Corp SOMOS World s Largest Double-Sided Operating Machine University of Rochester, The Institute of Optics Valtech Corp Concave radius diamond tools now available in both controlled and non-controlled waviness Technotrade International Inc Deconex aqueous Detergents for residue free cleaning of precision optics VALTRON aqueous detergents are formulated for precision cleaning applications.

Product Demos Free Product Demonstrations are open to all attendees. Exhibiting companies will showcase products in half-hour demonstrations.

measurement of high fringe densities. QED demonstrates the advantages of its coherent imaging Fizeau interferometer QIS over incoherent imaging systems.

The new Nanotech100UPG is a deterministic grinding system for carbide molds and aspheric glass lenses.

product line. Fast and easy setups as well as cutting-edge advanced features will be demonstrated.

optical ceramic materials. The features, capabilities, and benefits will be demonstrated. 3:30 pm NANOGRIP - Ultra precise clamping technology for spindle and tool Dr.-Ing.

12 Product Demos Free Product Demonstrations are open to all attendees. Exhibiting companies will showcase products in half-hour demonstrations. Tuesday Wednesday 11:30 am QIS - A Coherent Imaging Fizeau Interferometer for Improved Stitching Chuck McFee, QED Technologies Brief Description: Aspheric stitching interferometry requires measurement of high fringe densities. QED demonstrates the advantages of its coherent imaging Fizeau interferometer QIS over incoherent imaging systems. 10:30 am New Nanotech 100UPG Ultra Precision Grinding System Jeff Perra, Moore Nanotechnology Systems, LLC Once again Nanotech defines new industry standard for Ultra Precision Machining Systems. The new Nanotech100UPG is a deterministic grinding system for carbide molds and aspheric glass lenses. 2:30 pm PRO 160C: The Latest in Centering Machine Technology for Precision Optics Michael Bechtold, OptiPro Systems, LLC PRO 160C centering machine is the newest addition to OptiPro s PRO Series product line. Fast and easy setups as well as cutting-edge advanced features will be demonstrated. 11:30 am Ultrasonic Grinding Technology from OptiPro Systems Edward Fess, OptiPro Systems OptiSonic is OptiPro s latest innovation which utilizes Ultrasonic technology, an ideal method to grind hard optical ceramic materials. The features, capabilities, and benefits will be demonstrated. 3:30 pm NANOGRIP - Ultra precise clamping technology for spindle and tool Dr.-Ing. Christian Wenzel, Innolite GmbH The retrofit NANOGRIP clamping system (repeating accuracy < 1 ìm ) revolutionizes flexibility in ultraprecision manufacturing processes and can reduce production downtime by hours. 10:30 am Export Control: Reform Update and Tips for Compliance An Open Forum Kerry T. Scarlott, Esq., Goulston & Storrs, P.C. U.S. export controls are undergoing a dramatic shift. Join us for a forum on critical ITAR/export control issues for the optics industry. This will be an open discussion with the opportunity for audience input and questions. Thursday 11:30 am Objective measurement of stress birefringence in optical materials and components Henning Katte, ilis gmbh The StrainScope real-time imaging polarimeter makes it possible to measure stress birefringence in optical materials and components with high precision and at high lateral resolution. Industry Panel Discussions Future of Metrology Wednesday 2:00 to 3:00 pm Moderated by Tom Battley, New York Photonics Industry Association (USA) Join us for a lively panel discussion on the future developments of metrology. Leaders in the industry will present and share their vision. Getting Hired in 2013 and Beyond Wednesday 3:30 to 4:30 pm Join us for a panel discussion on careers in optics and photonics outside the academic world. Learn about getting hired at tech-based companies and non-academic jobs directly from human resource professionals in the optics and photonics sector.

13 Special Events Open to All Attendees Exhibition visitors, exhibitors, and technical conference attendees Plenary Sessions Tuesday 15 October 11:00 am to 12:00 pm Disruptive innovation: the story of the first digital camera Steven Sasson, Retired, Eastman Kodak Co. (USA) The creation of the first digital camera prototype in 1975 at the Eastman Kodak Company will be discussed as well as how the concept was demonstrated within Kodak during the following year. Subsequent technical innovations with megapixel imagers, image compression products in the mid 1980 s, and the early commercialization of professional and consumer digital still cameras in the early 1990 s will be discussed. The internal Kodak reaction to these developments will be highlighted as well as some of the learned observations about how to deal with disruptive innovation within an established corporate environment will be shared. Steven Sasson attended Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in Troy N.Y. and in 1973; he graduated with a BS and a Masters degree in electrical engineering. After graduation Steven joined Eastman Kodak Company as an electrical engineer working in an applied research laboratory. He engaged in a number of early digital imaging projects. Among these was the design and construction of the first digital still camera and playback system in Steven continued to work throughout the 1980s in the emerging field of digital photography receiving over 10 key digital imaging patents. In 1989 he led the development of the first prototype mega pixel electronic digital camera utilizing DCT compression that stored images to flash memory cards. Steven continued his work throughout the 1990 s by developing one of the first photographic quality thermal printing systems, derivatives of which are still in use in self-service imaging kiosks around the world today. Before retiring in 2009 Steven was a project manager in the Intellectual Property Transactions group at Kodak. Wednesday 16 October 1:10 to 2:00 pm NASA funding for optical fabrication and testing technology development H. Philip Stahl, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (USA) Technologies to fabricate and test optical components are required for NASA to accomplish its highest priority science missions. For example, the NRC ASTRO2010 Decadal Survey states that an advanced large-aperture UVOIR telescope is required to enable the next generation of compelling astrophysics and exo-planet science; and that present technology is not mature enough to affordably build and launch any potential UVOIR mission concept. The NRC 2012 NASA Space Technology Roadmaps and Priorities report states that the highest priority technology in which NASA should invest to Expand our understanding of Earth and the universe is a new generation of astronomical telescopes. And, each of the Astrophysics division Program Office Annual Technology Reports (PATR), identifies specific technology needs. NASA has a variety of programs to fund enabling technology development: SBIR (Small Business Innovative Research); the ROSES APRA and SAT programs (Research Opportunities in Space and Earth Science; Astrophysics Research and Analysis program; Strategic Astrophysics Technology program); and several Office of the Chief Technologist (OCT) technology development programs. Dr. H. Philip Stahl is a Senior Optical Physicist at NASA MSFC currently leading an effort to mature technologies for a new large aperture telescope to replace Hubble. Previous assignments include Astrophysics Division Deputy Assistant Director for Technology and Mirror Technology lead for the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). Dr. Stahl co-authored two NASA technology studies: Office of Chief Technologist Science Instruments, Observatories and Sensor Systems Technology Assessment (2011); and Advance Planning and Integration Office Advanced Telescope and Observatory Capability Roadmap (2005). Dr. Stahl is a leading authority in optical metrology, optical engineering, and phasemeasuring interferometry. Many of the world s largest telescopes have been fabricated with the aid of high-speed and infrared phase-measuring interferometers developed by him, including the Keck, VLT and Gemini telescopes. At Raytheon Danbury he was lead optical engineer for the 4 meter LAMP mirror and the Spitzer secondary mirror. Dr. Stahl is a member of OSA and SPIE (Fellow) and 2013 SPIE President-Elect. He is a past ICO Vice President. He earned his PhD in Optical Science at the University of Arizona Optical Sciences Center in Networking Reception and Poster Viewing Wednesday 4:30 to 6:00 pm All attendees are invited to relax, socialize, and enjoy refreshments. Conference posters will be on display. Poster authors will be present for discussion about their research. CO-LOCATED MEETING ROSA Optics Talks Wednesday 7:00 to 8:30 pm Hosted by: ROSA, Rochester Optics Society

SPIE Optifab Technical Program Where Research and Industry Meet At Optifab you ll find research AND industry a unique format that lets you gain valuable insight into the optical fabrication market by

14 SPIE Optifab Technical Program Where Research and Industry Meet At Optifab you ll find research AND industry a unique format that lets you gain valuable insight into the optical fabrication market by maximizing interaction between leading international researchers and manufacturers. With a unique technical focus on classical and advanced optical manufacturing technologies, Optifab offers conference attendees an exceptional opportunity to interact with worldwide experts in the field of optical fabrication. More than 100 technical and commercial papers in these areas: Optical manufacturing Design for manufacturing Materials and optical materials sciences Classical and automated fabrication Grinding, polishing, and new methods of surface finishing Injection/glass molding, lithographic processing, and chemical etching Process science New developments in coatings technology New developments in metrology, fabrication, and lens design Opto-mechanical design and fabrication Interactivity and data interfaces between optical design programs, mechanical design programs, fabrication equipment, and metrology instrumentation Metrology equipment Developments in optical materials New infrared materials Advanced optical fabrication equipment Coating equipment Metrology equipment Current events impacting the optical fabrication industry Separate fee required for conferences and courses. See web for details:

Courses Top training to improve your skills and make new connections Developed with input from local industry leaders, courses range from optical fundamentals to current approaches in engineering and

15 Courses Top training to improve your skills and make new connections Developed with input from local industry leaders, courses range from optical fundamentals to current approaches in engineering and manufacturing, including aspheric optics, metrology, GD&T and manufacturing standards, thin films, and optomechanics. See detailed course descriptions, prices, or to register online: Designing Optical Systems with Manufacturable Aspheres SC1061: Course Level: Introductory Instructor: Julie Bentley, Univ. of Rochester (USA) Evaluating Aspheres for Manufacturability SC1039: Course Level: Introductory Instructors: Gregory W. Forbes, QED Technologies Inc (Australia); Paul E. Murphy, Paul Dumas, QED Technologies, Inc. (USA) Introduction to Modern Optical Drawings the ISO Standard SC863: Course Level: Introductory Instructor: David M. Aikens, Savvy Optics (USA) Making Sense of Waviness and Roughness on Optics SC1011: Course Level: Intermediate Instructor: David M. Aikens, Savvy Optics (USA) Optical Manufacturing Overview SC350: Course Level: Introductory Instructor: Robert F. Novak, BAN Optical (USA) Fundamentals of Single Point Diamond Turning SC848: Course Level: Introductory Instructor: John P. Schaefer, Raytheon ELCAN Optical Technologies (USA) Optical System Design: Layout Principles and Practice SC690: Course Level: Introductory Instructor: John E. Greivenkamp, College of Optical Sciences, The Univ. of Arizona (USA) Optical Materials, Fabrication and Testing for the Optical Engineer SC1086: Course Level: Introductory Instructor: Jessica DeGroote Nelson, Optimax Systems, Inc. (USA) Structural Adhesives for Optical Bonding SC015: Course Level: Intermediate Instructor: John G. Daly, Vector Engineering (USA) Subcontracting Custom Optics SC1119: Course Level: Introductory Instructor: Michael Orr, Corning NetOptix (USA) Thin Film Optical Coatings SC321: Course Level: Intermediate Instructor: H. Angus Macleod, Thin Film Center, Inc. (USA) Mounting of Optical Components SC1019: Course Level: Introductory Instructor: Keith J. Kasunic, Optical Systems Group, LLC (USA)

See 150 companies in Rochester 15 17 October 2013 Conferences and Courses: 14 17 October 2013 Rochester

exhibition held in the United States See the latest technology innovations and products for optical

16 See 150 companies in Rochester October 2013 Conferences and Courses: October 2013 Rochester Riverside Convention Center Rochester, New York, USA Don't miss the the largest optical manufacturing exhibition held in the United States See the latest technology innovations and products for optical fabrication technologies. P.O. Box 10 Bellingham, WA USA Non-Profi t Org. U.S. Postage Paid SPIE

OPTIFAB. 30 March Call for Papers. Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Convention Center Rochester, New York, USA

OPTIFAB. 30 March Call for Papers. Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Convention Center Rochester, New York, USA OPTIFAB Call for Papers Submit Abstracts by 30 March 2015 www.spie.org/ofb15call Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Convention Center Rochester, New York, USA Conference & Courses 12 15 October 2015 Exhibition