RIDL Director Invited to Speak at AstroMed09, Sydney, Australia
RIDL Director Invited to Speak at Detectors for Astronomy 2009, Munich, Germany
Youtube Video of RIDL on The History Channel (part 2) (part 3) (part 4)
RIDL Student Kim Kolb Awarded Prestigious BAE Fellowship (Photo and caption)
RIDL Featured on Rochester CBS/Fox News Channel 8 and 31 (video)
A Day in the Life of the RIDL Director in Astronomy Magazine
RIDL to be Featured on History Channel
RIDL Featured in RIT Research Magazine
RIDL Hosts Quantum Limited Detector Workshop
Press Release
RIT Presents: The Next Generation of Imaging Detectors
Agenda with Recorded Presentations and Slides
Workshop Web Site
Moore Foundation Awards RIDL $2.8 Million to Develop “Noiseless” Detector
Press Release
Moore Foundation Awards RIT Scientist $2.8 Million to Develop “Noiseless” Detector
News Articles
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Laser Focus World
RIDL Receives NASA Planetary and Earth Sciences Detector Development Grant
Press Release
LIDAR Imaging Detector Could Build ‘Super Road Maps’ of Planets and Moons
News Articles
Channel 10 News Video (Associated article)
MIT Technology Review
Optics.org
Astrobiology Magazine
United Press International
Popular Science
Spacemart.com
PHYSORG.com
Universe Today
Science Daily
Photonics.com
The Times of India
New India Press
RIT University News
RIDL Receives NASA Planetary Science Detector Development Grant
Press Release
New Imaging Detectors Could Take Snapshots from Deep Space
News Articles
MSNBC: New Cameras Can Withstand Space Radiation
Space.com: Tougher cameras Designed to Withstand Space Radiation
Photonics.com: Detector Resists Radiation
RIDL Selected by NASA to Develop New Deep Space Detectors
RIDL Achieves First Light with 4Kx4K SiPIN Detector
RIDL Chosen to Lead the LSST Guider Project
The RIDL team will lead the effort to design and deliver a guider to the LSST Project. The work will be done in collaboration with LSST team members at a variety of DOE laboratories and Universities.
RIDL Chosen to Perform SNAP Prototype Detector Testing The RIDL team will perform full-suite testing of a SNAP prototype detector. The device is
custom-designed to meet mission requirements. The testing includes dark current as a
function of temperature (100 K to 180 K), read noise for CDS, UTR, and Fowler read modes,
charge persistence, linearity, well depth, and quantum efficiency.
RIDL Director Receives NYSTAR Faculty Development Award
February 2006
Figer Massive Stars Group News