“I deeply enjoy the task of identifying technical problems or opportunities, solving hard theoretical problems and translating those results into practical devices and real-world services that make a difference in the world,” he told Rambus Press. “Specific examples include pondering interdisciplinary problems and the intersections of apparently disparate disciplines, e.g. optics and computing, hardware and software, computer vision and art, speech recognition and computer vision, etc.”
Rambus David Stork Elected OSA Life Fellow
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Rambus Fellow David Stork was recently elected “Life Fellow” by the Optical Society of America (OSA). Stork is a member of Rambus imaging team and has many image sensor related papers and patents.
“I deeply enjoy the task of identifying technical problems or opportunities, solving hard theoretical problems and translating those results into practical devices and real-world services that make a difference in the world,” he told Rambus Press. “Specific examples include pondering interdisciplinary problems and the intersections of apparently disparate disciplines, e.g. optics and computing, hardware and software, computer vision and art, speech recognition and computer vision, etc.”
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“I deeply enjoy the task of identifying technical problems or opportunities, solving hard theoretical problems and translating those results into practical devices and real-world services that make a difference in the world,” he told Rambus Press. “Specific examples include pondering interdisciplinary problems and the intersections of apparently disparate disciplines, e.g. optics and computing, hardware and software, computer vision and art, speech recognition and computer vision, etc.”