Commercialization of New Technologies Speakers Dr. Kedar P. Gupta – President and CEO, GT Equipment Technologies, Inc (Gti) Dr. Sushil Bhatia – Chairman of the Board, Decopier Technologies, Inc. |
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Commercialization of New Technologies Speakers Dr. Kedar P. Gupta – President and CEO, GT Equipment Technologies, Inc (Gti) Dr. Sushil Bhatia – Chairman of the Board, Decopier Technologies, Inc. |
Speaker, Dr. Kedar Gupta
Dr. Kedar P. Gupta, (IIT Kanpur, 1968) President and CEO, is a co-founder of GTi. Before starting GTi he managed the Systems Equipment Division of Ferrofluidics Corporation. He has many patents to his credit. He was recipient of New Hampshire High Technology Council Entrepreneur of the Year Award in 1998, finalist in the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award for the New England region in 1998 and was awarded Alumni Achievement Award from the SUNY at Stony Brook, 1998.
Technology, Super Critical CO2 Cleaning
In its super critical state, Carbon Dioxide becomes a "super solvent", with zero surface tension, for enhanced cleaning action and particle removal. The use of super critical CO2 for cleaning silicon wafers during integrated circuit fabrication will enable the continued drive toward more powerful and faster computer chips, with more transistors and increasingly smaller feature sizes. It is estimated that the total market size will exceed $2.8 billion dollars by the year 2005.
Company: GT Equipment Technologies, Inc. (GTi)
GT Equipment Technologies, Inc. (GTi) is one of the industry’s fastest growing companies serving niche markets in the semiconductor and photovoltaic industries. It provides crystal growing, wafer slicing, and device cleaning/drying equipment to these markets.
Ranked as the 20th "Fastest Growing New Small Business in America" by Dun & Bradstreet as reported in Entrepreneur Magazine, 1997.
Rranked as the Fastest Growing Company on the Private 100 by Business NH Magazine, 1998.
NASA Commitment to Excellence Award, 1998.
Speaker, Dr. Sushil Bhatia
Dr. Sushil Bhatia, Founder and the Chairman of the Board of
DeCopier Technologies, has over twenty years of global experience in research and engineering, international technology transfer and business development in both start-ups and mature companies.. He started JMD International, a company specializing in new product R&D and global trading, and was founder of a successful adhesives and coatings manufacturing business in India. He has been awarded several patents and has won innovation awards for new products. He is very active in the community. He has been a past president of The Rotary Club of Framingham and is a board member for Metrowest Chamber of Commerce. He has founded Laughing Clubs of America which combines the practice of Laughter Therapy with Yoga and Meditation. He is also founder charter member of Tie-Atlantic, a group which promotes entrepreneurship.Technology, DeCopier
DeCopier technology removes ("decopies") toner from laser printed and photocopied paper and transparencies – leaving them clean and ready for use. The commercialization of the
DeCopierä technology will create a new industry, "decopying", that significantly increases the security of confidential printed information and decreases the waste and cost of sheets of paper and transparencies.Company: Decopier Technologies, Inc.
DeCopier Technologies, founded in 1995, with the objective of implementing its strategy of manufacturing and distributing DeCopier machines worldwide.
Finalist in 1998 Discover Magazine Award for technological innovation,
Finalist in 1999 Netherlands’ IDNL Industrial Innovation Competition,
Featured on NBC, ABC, CNN, Canadian TV, Bloomberg News, NPR and other radio programs,
Written up in Wall Street Journal, Sunday Times (London), Boston Globe and other newspapers and magazines.