Dr. Paul R. Jay

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  Paul Jay Tel: (613) 828-6274 x220 Email: pjay@ocri.ca

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  Paul R. Jay , B.Sc. , Ph.D.
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  Dr. Paul Jay is the Executive in Residence at the University of Ottawa , School of Information Technology.Prior to his appointment at the University of Ottawa , Dr. Jay was the Director of Global External Research at Nortel Networks from 1996 to 2000 and the Director of Microwave Modules Group from 1994 to 1996.While at Nortel , Dr. Jay positioned the External Research Group as a leader on strategic technology directions , initiated forward-looking analysis of potential significant 'Disruptive Solutions' for future investment , and implemented new device technology to enable the world's first 10GB/s customer demo.Dr. Jay has over 20 years experience in development and product application of leading edge technologies and over 10 years senior management experience in technology transfer to manufacture.He is the recipient of numerous awards , the author of over 40 published articles and the holder of 9 patents ( 6 of which as sole inventor ).

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  September 13th 2005 - CFRA's John Brenner speaks with Dr. Paul Jay of the Canadian Photonics Consortium

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  Compound semi industry veteran Dr. Paul Jay is helping change that.As executive director of the Canadian Photonics Consortium, Paul is helping lead this trade association through events and conferences that support the Canadian government's trade missions in photonics.One of the goals of the conferences and trade missions is to devise Canada's strategy for photonics developments, especially for photonics development related to healthcare applications.Canada's initiatives provide an excellent role model for other countries, so I asked Paul to share with our audience the consortium's mission by previewing Photonics North, an upcoming symposium slated for September 12-14 in Toronto.HB-LEDs and OLEDs are very much included in the event.To follow is Paul's report, peppered with his unique communications style and upbeat humor ... JMcD
  
  So What Else Would Canada Do With Its Photonics Technology?by Paul Jay, Ph.D., Executive Director, Canadian Photonics Consortium

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  Paul Jay
  
  Email: pjay@photonics.ca Phone: (613) 828-6274

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  Executive Director - Paul Jay, Ph.D.
  
  Tel: (613) 828-6274 ext. 220Fax: (613) 726-3440email: pjay@photonics.ca
  
  Dr Jay became Executive Director of the Canadian Photonics Consortium in April 2005.Previous to that he was Chief Technology Officer at Intelligent Photonics Control (2002-2005), where his responsibilities included technology strategy, creation of Intellectual Property, and new market identification.
  
  Prior to that, as 'Executive-in-Residence' at the University of Ottawa, he was involved in setting up a new Photonics Research Centre, with high-calibre faculty Chair appointments from around the world.He was also instrumental in developing collaboration opportunities between the University and Industry, as well as teaching a graduate course in device technology.He was previously Director of Global External Research for Nortel Networks, managing interactions between Nortel and Universities in North America, Europe, and other countries where Nortel has laboratories.
  
  Dr Jay is a specialist in III-V semiconductors and devices (especially gallium arsenide) and has over 20 years experience in both the R&D and manufacturing phases of introducing new semiconductor technology into telecoms products, especially electro-optic technologies for high speed fibre transmission systems.Prior to joining Nortel he worked for 5 years at Thomson-CSF in France, and before that for 4 years at Plessey (now Bookham) in the UK.
  
  Dr Jay is a member of the UK Institute of Physics, as well as the IEEE and OSA.He has a B.Sc. in Physics and a Ph.D. in Electronic Engineering, both from Nottingham University in England.In 1993 he was the first non-US chairman of the 15th IEEE GaAs IC Symposium in San Jose, CA.He is author on more than 40 scientific papers (including 8 invited presentations at conferences) as well as 9 patents.
  
  He lives in Stittsville, Ontario, and has interests including parenting, gliding, printing, and music, especially choral music and a cappella vocal jazz.

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  Paul Jay, Ph.D.Executive Director, Canadian Photonics ConsortiumTel: (613) 828-6274 ext. 220Fax: (613) 726-3440

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  Dr. Paul Jay, Canadian Photonics Consortium (Canada)
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  Dr Paul Jay, Executive Director, Canadian Photonics Consortium

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  Dr Paul Jay Executive Director, Canadian Photonics Consortium pjay@photonics.ca

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