This page provides links to the presentations and materials from the 2014 Solid-State Lighting R&D Workshop, held January 28–30 in Tampa, Florida.

Presentations

Day 1

• Welcome and Introduction
  James Brodrick, U.S. Department of Energy
• The Next Frontier in SSL: Creating New Value with Intelligent, Effective Lighting
  Brian Chemel, Digital Lumens
• The Evolution of Adoption
  Brad Koerner, Philips Lighting
• Panel: SSL Science Challenges
  Morgan Pattison, SSLS, Inc., Moderator
  • Science Challenges for RGB Lighting – Green Efficiency
    Nathan Gardner, Glo-USA
  • Focus in Droop in LEDs: Origin and Solutions
    Claude Weisbuch, University of California, Santa Barbara
  • Quantum Dot Downconverters for Solid-State Lighting
    Julian Osinski, Pacific Light Technologies

Day 2

• DOE SSL Program Direction
  James Brodrick, U.S. Department of Energy
• NIST Research on Color Quality of SSL Sources
  Yoshi Ohno, National Institute of Standards and Technology
• A Broader Look at Government Support
  Joel Chaddock, National Energy Technology Laboratory
• National Science Foundation SBIR Program
  Steven Konsek, National Science Foundation
• Enabling Innovation: Using OLEDs and LEDs in Today's Fixtures
  Stephen Blackman, BlackJack Lighting
• Planning for Action
  Fred Welsh, Radcliffe Advisors, Inc.

LED Track Session

• The Road to 250 lm/W
  Wouter Soer, Philips Lumileds
• The Future of Luminaires
  Eric Haugaard, Cree
• Panel: LED Package and Integration
  Steve Bland, SB Consulting, Moderator
  • LED Package and Luminaire Efficacy Evaluation for Emerging SSL Technologies
    Paul Fini, Cree
  • New LED Substrates and the Role of Substrate Choice on LED Packaging
    Steve Lester, Toshiba America Electronic Components
  • Quantum Dot Downconverters: LED Package Integration
    Julian Osinski, Pacific Light Technologies
  • Integration of LEDs and Electronics
    Wouter Soer, Philips Lumileds
• Panel: Rethinking LED Luminaires
  Morgan Pattison, SSLS, Inc., Moderator
  • Rethinking LED Luminaires
    Eric Haugaard, Cree
  • Using Glass as a Value-Added Lens Component for LED Lighting Applications
    David Maikowski, Guardian Industries
  • Form and Functionality
    Fred Maxik, Lighting Science Group
  • Rethinking Luminaires: Drivers
    Jeremy Yon, Litecontrol

OLED Track Session

• Status Check and Call for Further Progress
  Mike Lu, Acuity Brands Lighting
• Panel: Rethinking LED Luminaires
  Norman Bardsley, Bardsley Consulting, Moderator
  • Metal Grids for OLED Transparent Conductors
    Michael Carmody, Intrinsiq Materials
  • Using Graphene as Transparent Electrodes for OLED Lighting
    Ning Li, IBM
  • Charge Balance in OLEDs: Optimization of Transport Materials
    Michele Ricks, EMD
• Panel: Light Creation and Extraction
  Lisa Pattison, SSLS, Inc., Moderator
  • Materials and Mechanisms for Efficient (Solid-State) Lighting
    Mark Thompson, University of Southern California
  • Efficient WOLED Using a Single Emitter
    Jian Li, Arizona State University
  • Plasmon-Based Losses in OLEDs
    Barry Rand, Princeton University
  • Internal Light Extraction for OLEDs
    Gregory Cooper, Pixelligent
  • Recent Light Extraction Development in OLED
    Franky So, University of Florida
  • Light Extraction Films for OLED Solid-State Lighting
    Fred McCormick, 3M
• Panel: OLED Encapsulation
  Norman Bardsley, Bardsley Consulting, Moderator
  • OLED Encapsulation
    Mark Taylor, Corning
  • Barrier Films and Adhesives for OLED Solid-State Lighting
    Fred McCormick, 3M
  • Barrier Films and Thin Film Encapsulation
    Lorenza Moro, Samsung Cheil Industries

Day 3

• Shaping the Lighting Experience with Spectral Control
  Steve Paolini, NEXT Lighting

OLED Collaboration Track Session

• OLED Collaboration
  Barry Young, OLED Association
• OLED Collaboration
  Keith Cook, Philips Lighting
• Summary of Rochester Meeting on OLED Manufacturing, October 2013
  Norman Bardsley, Bardsley Consulting
• Sources Sought for Testing Opportunity: OLEDs
  Greg Washington, National Energy Technology Laboratory

• Panel: Beyond General Lighting—Alternative Applications for SSL
  Morgan Pattison, SSLS, Inc., Moderator
  • Light and Human Health
    George Brainard, Thomas Jefferson University
  • New Efficient, Compact Vehicular Lighting System Using High-Power Semiconductor Laser Diodes
    Abdel Hanafi, BMW
  • Future of Agricultural Grow Lights
    Fred Maxik, Lighting Science Group

Materials

• Workshop Agenda
• LED Tour Handout
• DOE SSL Program Fact Sheets and Overview Brochure
• Attendee List