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2012 Solid-State Lighting R&D Workshop Presentations and Materials

Workshop Report

• 2012 DOE SSL R&D Workshop Report

Presentations

Day 1

• Welcome and Introduction
  James Brodrick, U.S. Department of Energy
• A Lighting Transformation
  Josh Baribeau, Canaccord Genuity
• Fueling Technology Advancements and Innovations
  Fred Maxik, Lighting Science Group
• Panel 1: Insights from Installations
  Bruce Kinzey, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Moderator
  • Insights from Installations
    Michael Poplawski, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
  • Ingredients for the Success of LED Lighting
    Philip Keebler, Electric Power Research Institute
  • City of Seattle LED Street Lighting Conversion
    Edward Smalley, Seattle City Light

Day 2

• L Prize Competition Update
  James Brodrick, U.S. Department of Energy
• Light Management Technology Migration: Displays to General Illumination
  Tom Simpson, 3M
• DOE SSL R&D Program Update
  James Brodrick, U.S. Department of Energy
• Invited Manufacturing R&D Presentations
  • Energy Saving Phosphorescent Luminaires
    Mike Weaver, Universal Display Corporation
  • Solution-Processed, Small-Molecule OLED Luminaire for Interior Illumination
    Ian Parker, DuPont Displays
  • High-Flux Commercial Illumination Solution with Intelligent Controls
    Camil-Daniel Ghiu, OSRAM Sylvania
  • High Efficiency Driving Electronics for General Illumination LED Luminaires
    Anand Upadhyay, Philips Lighting
  • High Efficiency m-Plane LEDs on Low Defect Density Bulk GaN Substrates
    Aurelien David, Soraa, Inc.
• DOE Funding Opportunities: How to Prepare a Comprehensive Application
  Joel Chaddock, National Energy Technology Laboratory
• Panel 2: Fundamental Science Questions
  Morgan Pattison, SSLS, Inc., Moderator
  • Light Extraction: The Hurdle OLEDs Need to Take
    Sebastian Reineke, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Nanostructure LEDs for Solid-State Lighting
    Dan Dapkus, University of Southern California
  • A Brief Description of Efficiency Droop: An Example of Foundational Materials Physics for InGaN
    Robert Biefeld, Sandia National Laboratories
• DOE SSL 2012 Multi-Year Plan R&D Workshop Update
  Fred Welsh, Radcliffe Advisors
• LED Track Session
  • Substrate Technology
    Mike Krames, Soraa, Inc.
  • Downconversion Technology for SSL
    Seth Coe-Sullivan, QD Vision
  • Challenges and Opportunities for High Power White LED Development
    Decai Sun, Philips Lumileds
  • LED Luminaire Opportunities
    Eric Haugaard, BetaLED Cree Inc.
• OLED Track Session
  • Opportunities and Challenges in Commercializing OLED Lighting
    Mike Lu, Acuity Brands
  • Light Extraction Technologies in Organic Light Emitting Devices for Lighting Applications
    Florian Pschenitzka, Cambrios Technologies
  • Stable and Efficient White Devices: An Overview
    Asanga Padmaperuma, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
  • Pathways for Blue PhOLED Efficiency and Lifetime Improvements
    Ching Tang, University of Rochester

Day 3

• A Lighting Designer's LED Wish List
  Barbara Horton, HLB Lighting Design
• Panel 3: Where Is the SSL Revolution Headed?
  James Brodrick, U.S. Department of Energy, Moderator
  • Solid-State Lighting: Realizing the Promise
    Kevin Leadford, Acuity Brands
  • Intelligent Lighting Systems: An Application-Centric Look at the Future
    Brian Chemel, Digital Lumens
  • Where Is the SSL Revolution Headed?
    Steve Paolini, Lunera Lighting

Reference Handouts

• Workshop Agenda
• Solid-State Lighting: Brilliant Solutions for America's Energy Future
• CALiPER Program Supports Unbiased Testing, Promotes Consumer Confidence
• National Consortium Supports Cities in Evaluating LED Street Lights
• Doing Business with DOE's Solid-State Lighting Program
• Funding Opportunities
• GATEWAY Demonstrations Showcase SSL Product Performance
• Guiding Market Introduction of High-Performance SSL Products
• Guiding Technology from Laboratory to Marketplace
• LED Lighting Facts® Program Supports Accuracy in SSL Product Information
• Next Generation Luminaires™: Recognizing Innovative, Energy-Efficient Commercial Lighting Luminaires
• Solid-State Lighting Patents Resulting from DOE-Funded Projects
• Standards Increase Market Confidence in SSL Performance