Intel Outstanding Researcher Award
The Intel Outstanding Researcher Award is presented by Intel Corporation for outstanding contributions to the development of advanced nanoelectronic and manufacturing technologies. The award was created to recognize truly outstanding contributions by researchers funded by Intel’s Semiconductor Technology Council and associated Strategic Research Sectors (SRS) and the inaugural awards were announced during 2012. In selecting the award winners, careful consideration is given to the fundamental insights, industrial relevance, technical difficulty, communications and potential student hiring associated with a candidate's research program.[1]
2012 Recipients
| Category | Recipient | Affiliation | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dielectric Characterisation | Paul Hurley | Tyndall National Institute, UCC | Ireland |
| Electroplating | Uziel Landau | Case Western Reserve University | USA |
| Emerging Research Devices | Jesus del Alamo | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | USA |
| High Volume Manufacturing | Lina Karam[2] | Arizona State University | USA |
| Microsystems | Gabriel Rebeiz | University of California, San Diego | USA |
| Nanotechnology | Tsu-Jae King Liu | University of California, Berkeley | USA |
| Photolithography | Clifford L. Henderson | Georgia Institute of Technology | USA |
| Simulation and Metrology | Jim Greer | Tyndall National Institute, UCC | Ireland |
2013 Recipients
| Category | Recipient | Affiliation | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Device Reliability | Daniele Ielmini | Politecnico di Milano | Italy |
| Optoelectronics | Robert McLeod | University of Colorado at Boulder | USA |
| Photonics | Brian Corbett | Tyndall National Institute, UCC | Ireland |
gollark: Wow, cryptography? IT MUST BE GOOD!
gollark: Helium is so last year. Liquid *hydrogen* is really in.
gollark: (psst! it's a prime number, so the factors are 1 and 17)
gollark: *factors the number 17**is a quantum computer*
gollark: There are already classical computer simulators for quantum stuff. It's just that quantum computers do the quantum stuff faster.
See also
External links
- Del Alamo is awarded 2012 Intel Outstanding Researcher Award in Emerging Research Devices
- Prof. Gabriel Rebeiz Honored with 2012 Intel Outstanding Researcher Award in Microsystems
- Professor Henderson Receives Intel Outstanding Researcher Award
- Tsu Jae King Liu and Jesus del Alamo Receive Major Intel Awards
- Faculty awards and honors: 2011-2012 at Arizona State University
- Tyndall Researchers Win the Intel Outstanding Researcher Award 2012
- UCC Tyndall Researchers scoop awards
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