ColorLink, Inc. Hires Dr. Miller Schuck as Sr. Staff Scientist.

BOULDER, Colo. -- ColorLink, a technology-driven photonics company, hires Dr. Miller Schuck, Ph.D. as Sr. Staff Scientist. Dr. Schuck brings 10 years of experience in illumination, imaging and non-imaging optics for projection and near-to-eye (NTE) applications. In his new position at ColorLink, Miller will develop optics for backlights and projection displays utilizing lamp, LED, and laser sources. In addition, Miller will support 3-D and auto-stereoscopic display research and development, and support the specific optical needs of ColorLink projection customers.

Dr. Schuck holds a Ph.D. from the University of Colorado where he researched liquid-crystal-on-silicon (LCOS) devices for automotive head-up display applications. In the early 1990s, he was employed at Ford Motor Company's Scientific Research Laboratories and developed networking for intelligent vehicle applications. During the late 1990s, Miller was an integral part of LCOS startup Colorado Microdisplay, Inc., developing optical engines for NTE applications including HMDs and camera viewfinders. He researched specialty lenses for holographic data storage at InPhase Technologies and, most recently, worked several years at Brillian Corporation leading NTE optical engine efforts and playing an integral role in the development of projection lenses and lamp- and LED-based illumination systems for LCOS RPTV products. Dr. Schuck has 7 issued patents and over 20 publications and conference presentations.

About ColorLink, Inc. (R)

ColorLink, Inc., a privately held photonics company based in Boulder, Colorado, is engaged in the design, manufacture and licensing of color management components, polarization optics and system architectures for digital projection systems, data storage and retrieval systems and other optical systems including color monitors, high-definition televisions and data projectors using high-resolution micro displays, CD/DVD players, HD-DVD and Blu-ray DVD players, gaming consoles as well as 3-D projectors and monitors. ColorLink also provides research and development support to system integrators. High volume manufacturing is supported by our subsidiary ColorLink Japan, Ltd., based in Joetsu City, Japan.