Dr. Tetsuo Ohara co-founded NanoWave in 1995, and has been the driving force behind the development of NanoWave SPPE technology, an effort that began at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Tetsuo's doctoral work at MIT was dedicated to proving the theoretical feasibility of a subnanometer precision position measurement method. Prior to MIT, Tetsuo headed up the Advanced Research & Engineering Group at the Kodak Japan Research and Development Center in Yokohama, Japan. Tetsuo was the 1992 recipient of Kodak's prestigious C.E.K. Mees Award for "excellence in technical innovation and reporting in response to business needs".

Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
M.S., B.S. Mechanical Engineering, Kyoto University, Japan

Richard Forberg oversees business development, licensing, and sales activities at NanoWave. Rick brings 24 years of high-tech entrepreneurial experience to NanoWave. He has launched new business units within several large international corporations, and has directed product, marketing and sales strategy at technology start-ups. In recent years, Rick has consulted early stage start-ups in nanotechnology, semiconductors and software as a volunteer with MIT's Venture Mentoring Service, while also providing consultancy services to private investors seeking good opportunities. Rick has held senior business development positions with Quarry Technologies, 3Com, Progress Software, and Digital Equipment Corporation, among others.

M.S. Management Sciences & Engineering, Stanford University
M.S. Physics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
B.S. Physics, Beloit College

Mr. Enoch has over 30 years experience in Embedded Hardware, Software, System, and Product Design related to Data Communications and Industrial Controls. Specific areas of experience are; Custom ASIC and FPGA logic, Modems, Ethernet, Wireless Cellular Technologies, Printing Technologies, and Building Energy Management. Mr. Enoch specializes in understanding the disciplines in all facets of manufacturing a product and also specializes in understanding people, their motivations, their purpose, and their values.

In 1975 Mr. Enoch Graduated US Naval Electronics BEE and Radar (A1-3) School at Great Lakes, IL. Studies emphasized Ship/Ground Radar and Digital Communications

Dr. Robert Rines manages patent, licensing, and other legal affairs at NanoWave. Robert is an accomplished international patent attorney, professor of law, prolific inventor, and entrepreneur, holding over 80 patents of his own. During his career, Robert served as a patent examiner in the United States Patent Office, as well as on the Technical Advisory Board of the US Department of Commerce. In 1973 he founded the Franklin Pierce Law Center, where he remains Chairman of the Executive Board and Overseer. He is also the Founder and President of the Academy of Applied Science, and currently lectures at The Center, and at MIT on topics in patent law, inventions and innovation. In 1994 Robert was inducted into the US National Inventor's Hall of Fame and into the U.S. Army Signal Corp Hall of Fame.

Ph.D., Chiao Tung University, China
J.D. Georgetown University
B.S. Physics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Sadaaki Nanai heads up a NanoWave research effort in Japan, as well as overseeing business development efforts in Japan. He is also active in setting long term Research and Development goals for NanoWave. Sadaaki comes to NanoWave with 40 years of experience in building technology companies, having worked in executive positions at Kodak Japan R&D Center, Citizen Corporation, and Yaskawa Electric Inc.

M.S. Electrical Engineering, UC Berkeley
B.S. Electrical Engineering, Waseda University, Tokyo

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