Louay Eldada Ph.D.

Position Department / Business Unit
Chief Technology Officer
Institution Disciplines
HelloVolt Corporation Engineering
City State / Provence
Wilmington MA
Country Website
USA
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Dr. Louay Eldada is the Chief Technology Officer at HelloVolt Corporation, where he leads teh development and mannufacture of compound-semiconductor-based photovoltaic modules and systems. He holds a Ph.D. degree from Columbia University, specializing in optoelectronic devices, modules, and systems. Louay started his professional career with Honeywell International, where he founded the Telecom Photonics venture and directed its research adn development arm for six years. The group's success led to its acquisition by Corning Inc., where he continued to manage technical development. After leaving Corning, Dr. Eldada founded Telephotonics, Inc., a start-up company where he managed as CTO and VP of Engineering the development and manufacture of innovative organic-inorganic highly-integrated optoelectronic integrated circuits and systems. The commercial success of Telephotonics two years after its launch led to its acquisition by E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company (DuPoint), where Louay served as CTO and VP of Engineering of DuPont Photonic Technologies for six years. Dr. Eldada published 220 technical papers, books, and chapters, organized and chaired 150 conferences, presented plenary, keynote and invited talks at 160 conferences worldwide, garneted 47 technical awards, and has 44 patents.

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