Anne Chiang is responsible for numerous accomplishments in electronic display devices and other computing technologies. Her research and development work on flat panel displays, semiconductor devices and optical/magnetic recording has been applied industry-wide. Chiang is perhaps best-known, however, for her work on high-speed, glass-compatible, low-temperature polysilicon thin-film transistor (LTPS-TFT) technology in applications to large area electronics, including image displays and sensors.

Specialties include:

• semiconductor devices, materials and processing
• flat panel display technology
• thin-film transistors (TFT)
• LCD panel design and manufacturing
• display materials

Anne also provides IP litigation consulting and expert witness services.

Dr. Chiang earned her Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry from USC, and is an IEEE Life Senior Member.  She is also a Fellow of the Society for Information Display.  See MIT Inventor Archive and IEEE History Center for more information about her.

Anne was CNSV Vice-Chair in 2011.