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Tecnologico de Monterrey, Mexico
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Applied Micro Circuits Corp., u.S. A.
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Synopsys Inc., u.S. A.
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the Optical Sciences Company, u.S. A.
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National Institute of Standards and Technology, u.S. A.
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Koç university, Turkey
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Jean Monnet university, France
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Fovea Technologies Inc., Canada
Alexandre Fong
Optronic Laboratories Inc., u.S. A.
G. Groot Gregory
Optical Research Associates, u. S. A.
Bob D. Guenther
Duke university, u. S. A.
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Air Force Geophysics Laboratory (Retired), u. S. A.
Anthony Johnson
uMBC, u. S. A.
Bob Jopson
Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies, u.S. A.
ursula Keller
ETH Zurich, Switzerland
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the Optical Sciences Company, u.S. A.
Yanina Shevchenko
Carleton university
Stephen R. Wilk
Lincoln Labs, u.S. A.
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