M. Christopher Wernicki

Title: Associate Professor

Department: Electrical and Computer Engineering

Campus: New York City

Area(s) of Expertise: Lasers and Photonics

Education Credentials: Ph.D., M.E.

Industry Credentials: IEEE, ASEE

Joined New York Tech: 1985

Polarization Changes in Single Mode Fibers in a Stressed Naval Environment, with Dr. J. Namkung, Photonics Labs, US NAVY, Patuxant River, MD.
CLEO- the IEEE conference on Lasers and Photonics, Baltimore, MD., 2009 and 2011.
Developing a new courses in the Photonics for an Undergraduate curriculum.

“Polarization Mode Changes & Characteristics of Wave Propagation in Single Mode Fibers,” Part 2, with Dr. Juock Namkung, Photonics Labs, US Naval Air System Command, NAVY Research Report, Patuxent River, MD., Part 2., 2009.
“Polarization and Mode changes depending on the environmental stress in single mode fibers,” with Dr. Juock Namkung, Naval Air Warfare Ctr.; Dr. G. Wilkins, Morgan State University; Capt. USN., M. Hoke, Air Force Research Labs. Proceedings of SPIE/IEEE 0277-786X, Volume 7314, 13-14, April 09.
“Polarization Mode Changes & Characteristics of Wave Propagation in Single Mode Fibers,” Part 1, with Dr. Juock Namkung, Photonics Labs, US Naval Air System Command, NAVY Research Report, Patuxent River, MD., 2008.
“ROADM Characterization in a Conjunction with Wavelength Division Multiplexers,” with Dr. Juock Namkung, Michael Hackertt, and Brian McDermott, US Naval Air System Command, NAVY Research Report, Patuxant River, MD., 2006.
“Polarization Effects in Single Mode Fibers at the Faulty Junctions,” with Dr. Juock Namkung, US NAVY-Naval Air Systems Command, NAVY Research Report, Patuxent River, MD., 2005.”

2007/2008: Nominated for a Presidential Award for an Excellence in Full-time Teaching at New York Tech
Annual Faculty Scholars Award: Distinguished Research Faculty Fellow: 2006, 2008, 2009
US NAVY- Distinguished Research Fellow 2006, 2008, 2009.
International Who’s Who of Professionals
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