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Short Bio

David Miller is a PhD candidate at the University of Colorado at Boulder.  His research interests include resolution enhancement in photolithography and optical systems design.  In a past life, he worked as a design engineer at Thorlabs, and later a product engineer at Avo Photonics.  He recieved dual B.S. in Engineering Physics and Applied Mathematics, as well as the M.S. in Electrical Engineering - all from the ��������.  Over the last several years, David has mentored undergraduate and high school students in the lab through the DLA, Spring Break for Research, YOURE@CU, and Science Discovery programs.  When not in the lab, David enjoys hiking, cycling, and challenging gravity by lifting heavy things. Gravity always wins.

Awards

• 2019 Oustanding Graduate Student Research (EE Department)
• 2017 Emil Wolf Outstanding Student Paper Award at the OSA Frontiers in Optics Conference, Washington DC

Proceedings

• Miller, D. B, Sullivan, A.C, Berman, I, McLeod R. R, "Suprression of parasitic gratings with broadband elastomeric light trap," Holography: Advances and Modern Trends, 2019
• Miller, D. B, McLeod R. R, "Suppression of back-side reflections with broadband elastomeric light trap," Frontiers in Optics, pp. JW4A.15, 2018.
• Miller, D. B, Jones, A. M, McLeod, R. R, "Super-resolution critical dimension limits of positive tone i-line photoresists," Advanced Fabrication Technologies for Micro/Nano Optics and Photonics XI, pp. 105440N, 2018
• Miller, D. B, Jones, A., McLeod, R. R, "," Frontiers in Optics, pp. FTh3D. 5, 2017.  Emil Wolf Oustanding Paper Award winner.

Papers

• D. B. Miller, A. M. Jones, R. R. McLeod, “,” Journal of Micro/Nanolithography, MEMS and MOEMs 18, 013505, 2019.