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- materials, fabrication, circuits, and systems
- a-Si, p-Si, and novel inorganic semiconductors
- 37 issued U.S. patents and 76 publications
- technology licensed to several companies
- Ph.D., M.S., Stanford University; B.S., U.C. Berkeley
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- directs novel electronics, MEMS, optoelectronic systems
- infrastructure includes Si and optoelectronic fabrication lines for prototype devices
- Fellow of the American Physical Society
- over 140 publications and 25 issued patents
- previously Humboldt Fellow at Max-Planck-Institute for Semiconductor Research; research at Stanford University
- Ph.D., Physics, Cambridge University
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- MEMS, packaging, and printing
- microsprings for integrated circuit packaging and testing; novel viscous liquid printing concepts; xerographic micro-chip assembly
- thin-film transistor integration with MEMS; large-area printed organic electronics research
- Ph.D. and M.S., Electrical Engineering, & M.S. in management science and engineering, Stanford University; B.S., engineering physics, U.C. Berkeley
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- plastic electronics patterned by inkjet printing
- sensor electronics applications including bendable image sensors for x-ray medical imaging, electronics for printed blast dosimeter sensor tape, and printed logic for memory
- Ph.D., Physical Chemistry, Cornell University
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- semiconductor nanowire devices and applications
- solution-processing and inkjet-printing nanowire transistors
- disordered nanowire mat solar cells
- PhD, MS electrical engineering, U.C. San Diego
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- high-accuracy ink jet printing
- a-, poly-, and crystalline silicon and associated applications
- large-area arrays for optical and x-ray imaging, displays, and organic semiconductor materials and devices
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- large-area electronic materials and devices
- printing technologies to replace photolithographic techniques
- solution-based organic materials to create large-area transistor and sensor arrays
- previous work on digital x-ray imaging commercialized through PARC spin-off dPix
- holds 53 patents and published more than 350 papers
- American Physical Society David Adler Award; American Institute of Physics prize for Industrial Applications of Physics
- Ph.D., B.S., Physics, Cambridge University
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- flexible, printed, and hybrid electronics from development to commercialization
- disruptive device and process technologies based on printing and coating
- expert in the physics of organic semiconductor materials
- PhD, Solid State Electronics, Imperial College
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- novel applications, fabrication, and patterning methods for electronic devices that can be processed from solution
- materials science and surface chemistry for thin-film devices
- B.S., UC Berkeley; Ph.D., Cambridge University
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