Dr. Aleksandra Boskovic is a renowned research director at Corning Incorporated, specializing in optics, surfaces, and integration technologies.
Her contributions to the company were recognized when she was awarded the prestigious 2016 Women of Color Technologist of the Year award.
Dr. Boskovic was instrumental in setting the direction of Corning's diverse businesses, including optical communications, display technologies, and specialty materials, delivering innovative concepts and providing a comprehensive understanding of the company's operations.
Corning is a company that focuses on specialty glass, ceramics, and optical physics, playing a crucial role in our daily lives.
In a 2016 interview with Women of Color magazine, Dr. Boskovic emphasized the significance of optics in various aspects of our lives, from phone conversations to internet exploration and even the quality of images on computer and television screens.
She also highlighted the growing importance of optics in emerging technologies such as augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and remote surgeries.
Dr. Boskovic's numerous patents, including those enabling telecommunication systems to keep up with the speed of light, are a testament to her technical prowess.
Furthermore, Dr. Boskovic has been a champion of diversity efforts at Corning and has presented at several diversity events, including one at Stanford University.
As the research director for optics, surface, and integration technologies at Corning Incorporated, Dr. Boskovic oversaw various research programs and several business groups, including the Telecommunications Business Group, Specialty Materials, Display Technologies, and the Emerging Innovations Group.
Her leadership and technical expertise have been instrumental in driving innovation and advancing the field of optics within the company.
