Dmitri Kuksenkov, PhD
Sr Research Associate
Corning Incorporated
Corning, New York, United States
Dr. Dmitri V. Kuksenkov is currently a Senior Research Associate at Corning Research and Development Corporation in Corning, NY.
He received his MS degree in Electrical Engineering (Optical Electronics) from State Electronic Technology Institute and PhD degree in Physics (Semiconductor Technology) from A.F. Ioffe Institute, both in St. Petersburg, Russia.
Prior to Corning, he worked as a Post-Doctoral Fellow at Colorado State and Texas Tech Universities, where he was involved with research on vertical cavity lasers and GaN photodetectors, and as a Research Scientist at Polaroid Corporation, where he developed multi-diode pumping heads for high power fiber lasers. While at Corning, he served as a technical leader for a variety of R&D projects on fiber optics, semiconductor and fiber lasers, optical metrology, and process development. His current research interests include application of micro and nano-structured optics to display technologies and optical communications.
Dr. Kuksenkov authored more than 50 journal articles, a book chapter, and several invited and post-deadline presentations at scientific conferences. He holds 33 granted U.S. patents. He is a member of the IEEE Photonics Society and Optical Society of America.
He received his MS degree in Electrical Engineering (Optical Electronics) from State Electronic Technology Institute and PhD degree in Physics (Semiconductor Technology) from A.F. Ioffe Institute, both in St. Petersburg, Russia.
Prior to Corning, he worked as a Post-Doctoral Fellow at Colorado State and Texas Tech Universities, where he was involved with research on vertical cavity lasers and GaN photodetectors, and as a Research Scientist at Polaroid Corporation, where he developed multi-diode pumping heads for high power fiber lasers. While at Corning, he served as a technical leader for a variety of R&D projects on fiber optics, semiconductor and fiber lasers, optical metrology, and process development. His current research interests include application of micro and nano-structured optics to display technologies and optical communications.
Dr. Kuksenkov authored more than 50 journal articles, a book chapter, and several invited and post-deadline presentations at scientific conferences. He holds 33 granted U.S. patents. He is a member of the IEEE Photonics Society and Optical Society of America.