PV 2000-01 <ISBN 1-56677-266-4>Compound Semiconductor Power
Transistors II and SOTAPOCS XXXII , A.G. Baca, R. F. Kopf,
Toronto, Canada, Spring 2000, $56.00 member - $67.00 nonmember, 364 pages. This combined
volume includes papers on the most recent advances in compound semiconductors, as
well as practical issues and fundamental studies, such as: novel devices and materials
growth; new advances of processing technologies; characterization of materials and
devices; wide bandgap materials, wafer-level testing; device degradation mechanisms;
and monolithic integration.
PV 2000-02 <ISBN 1-56677-267-2>Physics and Chemistry of SIO2 and the
SI-SIO2 Interface (4th) , H.Z. Massoud, I. Baumvol, M. Hirose, E.H.
Poindexter, Toronto, Canada, Spring 2000, $68.00 member - $82.00 nonmember 539
pages. The focus of this volume is placed on ultrathin dielectrics:
novel technologies, characterization methods, process modeling, fundamental
limits, and projections for scaling the gate oxide thickness.
PV 2000-03 <ISBN 1-56677-268-0>Micro-Power Sources ,K.
Zaghib and S. Surampudi, Toronto, Canada, Spring 2000, $48.00 member - $58.00 nonmember,
162
pages. This proceedings volume is related to micro-power sources such
as batteries, micro fuel cells and microcapacitors that provide power in the
range of microwatt to milliwatt for extended periods. These sources are required
for several microelectronic devices and future applications.
PV 2000-04 <ISBN 1-56677-269-9>Oxide Films, K.R. Hebert, R.S. Lillard, B. R. MacDougall, Toronto, Canada, Spring 2000, $62.00 member - $74.00
nonmember, 540 pages. Containing papers detailing oxide films on metals,
alloys, and semiconductors, this volume also discusses important technological roles in corrosion and corrosion protection,
electronics, and electrocatalysis, among other areas. The papers focus on chemical, electronic, and mechanical properties
of these films, as well as transport and growth kinetics.
PV 2000-05 <ISBN 1-56677-270-2>Low and High Dielectric Constant Materials: Materials Science, Processing,
and Reliability Issues (5th) , R. Singh, H.S. Rathore, R.P.S. Thakur, C.C.
Schuckert, S.C. Sun, Toronto, Canada, Spring 2000, $56.00 member, 384 pages -
$67.00 nonmember. Emphasis is placed on all aspects of Low and High Dielectric Materials in Silicon and Compound
Semiconductor Integrated Circuits, packaging of integrated circuits and microwave devices. In case of low dielectric
constant materials, special attention is given to the issues related to the use of these materials in multilevel
inter-connections for ultra large scale integrated circuits.
PV 2000-06 <ISBN 1-56677-271-0>Plasma Processing XIII, G.S. Mathad, D.W. Hess, Toronto,
Canada, Spring 2000, $58.00 member - $70.00 nonmember, 420 pages. This volume places emphasis on both fundamental and applied
aspects of plasma processing used in 0.35 and sub-0.35 micron device fabrication. The following topics may be included;
new plasma source and reactor designs; process modeling; novel processes for thin film etching; plasma diagnostics and
process control; modeling and control of plasma damage; and PE-CVD.
PV 2000-07 <ISBN 1-56677-272-9>Environmental Issues with Materials and Processes for the Electronics and
Semiconductors Industries (3rd) , L. Mendicino, L. Simpson, Toronto, Canada, Spring 2000, $51.00 member,
240 pages - $61.00 nonmember. Environmental issues, such as climate change,
hazardous material usage reduction, and water usage reduction have become high profile issues in many industry
sectors, government organizations, and the general public. This publication highlights efforts of industry and
academia to proactively address these issues.
PV 2000-08 <ISBN 1-56677-268-0>Electrochemical Processing in ULSI Fabrication III, P.C. Andricacos,
P.C. Searson, C. Reidsema-Simpson, P. Allongue, J.L. Stickney, G.M. Oleszek. PV
2000-8, Toronto, Canada, Spring 2000, $62.00 member - $74.00 nonmember, 432
pages. This volume contains papers presented
at the symposium on Electrochemical Processing in ULSI Fabrication III and emphasizes such areas as metal and alloy
electroplating (e.g. copper) for interconnection applications as well as processes/materials developed recently.
Focus is both on technological applications as well as fundamental understanding.
PV 2000-09 <ISBN 1-56677-274-5>Rapid Thermal and Other Short-Time Processing Technologies II, F.
Roozeboom, J.C. Gelpey, M.C. Ozturk, K. Reid, D.L. Kwong, Toronto,
Canada, Spring 2000, $62.00 member - $74.00 nonmember, 480 pages. This proceedings covers the latest developments in rapid
thermal and other short-time processing technologies with emphasis on CMOS gate stack, source/drain and channel
engineering. Besides conventional RTP technologies such as RTA, RTO and RTCVD, equipment and modeling issues,
this book contains information on applications such as UV, laser, and shock wave assisted processing in annealing,
doping; and thin-film deposition techniques such as short-time UHV-CVD, MBE, and sputtering.
PV 2000-10 <ISBN 1-56677-275-3>Fullerenes 2000 Volume 8: Electrochemistry and Photochemistry, S.
Fukuzumi, F. D'Souza, D. M. Guldi, Toronto, Canada, Spring 2000,
$58.00 member - $70.00 nonmember, 336 pages. Recent developments in the area of electro-chemistry and photochemistry of
fullerenes, functionalized fullerenes, donor-acceptor type assemblies and fullerene film and composites are covered
in this volume. The topics of the research papers include redox processes, ESR, spectroelectrochemistry, excited
state characterization, photoinduced processes, charge transfer processes, optical effects, and photoelectrochemistry.
PV 2000-11 <ISBN 1-56677-276-1>Fullerenes 2000 Volume 9: Functionalized Fullerenes, M. Maggini, N.
Martin, D. M Guldi, Toronto, Canada, Spring 2000, $58.00 member -
$70.00 nonmember, 288 pages. Recent developments in this rapidly growing area of chemical functionalization of fullerenes
are presented in this volume. Some specific topics include nucleophyllic and radical additions, cycloadditions,
hydrogenations, reactions with electrophiles, multiple additions to fullerenes, ring opening reactions, and heterofullerenes.
Applications of functionalized fullerenes in pharmaceutical, biology, and biotechnology are also presented.
PV 2000-12 <ISBN 1-56677-277-X>Fullerenes 2000 Volume 10: Chemistry and Physics of Fullerenes and Carbon
Nanomaterials , P.V. Kamat, D. M. Guldi, K.M. Kadish, Toronto,
Canada, Spring 2000, $58.00 member - $70.00 nonmember, 436 pages. This volume presents the papers of the symposia, Nanotubes
and Nanostructured Materials, Solid-State Physics, Energetics and Structure of Fullerenes, Endofullerenes, and
Carbon Nanocapsules. Specific topics include synthesis and characterization, thermodynamics, quantum chemistry and
molecular dynamics, chemical reactivity, and surface characterization. The latest developments in these research areas
make this volume an excellent desk reference and provide the basic information for the fabrication of nanoscopic materials.
Chemical Vapor Deposition: CVD XV (15th) , M.D. Allendorf, T.M. Besmann.
PV 2000-13, Toronto, Canada, Spring 2000, $80.00 member - $96.00 nonmember. This volume provides an overview of
the state-of-the-art in CVD research and development. Topics include: fundamental principles and measurements, gas
and surface chemistry, thermochemistry, kinetics; modeling, theory and experimental verification; nucleation and
renucleation, growth, partial equilibrium; optical materials, semiconductors, superconductors; single crystal growth,
polycrystalline microstructure control, MOCVD; and advanced in-situ characterization for diagnostics and control,
intelligent process control, unique activation methods, and UHV-CVD.
Electrochemistry in Mineral and Metal Processing (5th) , R. Woods, F.M.
Doyle, S. Licht. PV 2000-14, Toronto, Canada, Spring 2000, $50.00 member -
$60.00 nonmember. This volume covers fundamental and applied electrochemical aspects of concentrating and extracting
base, precious, and light metals from ores. It presents the state-of-the-art and recent advances in flotation and
hydrometallurgical treatment of precious metal and base metal sulfidic ores, and in electrowinning and refining of
base metals, aluminum, and magnesium.
Organic Electrochemistry: Manuel L. Baizer Award Symposium in Honor of J.
Simonet and J. W. P. Utley (4th) , A. Fry, E. Steckhan, and Y. Matsumura. PV
2000-15, Toronto, Canada, Spring 2000, $60.00 member - $72.00 nonmember. All aspects if organic electrochemistry,
including synthetic aspects, mechanistic studies, and biochemical applications, are included. Applications discussed
range from purely exploratory studies of new reactions all the way to commercial implementations at large scale. This
volume presents an outstanding cross-section of the status of organic electrochemistry as practiced around the world in
2000.
Hydrogen at Surfaces and Interfaces , G. Jerkiewicz, J.M. Feliu, B.N.
Popov. PV 2000-16, Toronto, Canada, Spring 2000, $48.00 member - $58.00
nonmember. This volume covers recent developments in the area of hydrogen electrochemistry and electrochemical materials
science. Its contents are of particular value to research-ers, engineers, and graduate students active in the field of
hydrogen generation via water electrolysis, fuel cells, metal hydrides, corrosion, and nanostructured materials. The
volume sheds light on novel technologies likely to emerge in the 21st century.
High Purity Silicon VI , C. L. Claeys, P. Rai-Chaudhury, M. Watanabe,
P. Stalhofer, H. J. Dawson. PV 2000-17, Phoenix, Arizona, Fall 2000, $62.00 member - $74.00 nonmember. This volume
contains papers presented at the High Purity Silicon VI Symposium. The latest developments in the growth, characterization,
device processing, and applications of high purity silicon in either bulk or epitaxial form are discussed. Attention is
given to the control and prevention of impurity incorporation, characterization and detection of defects and impurity states
in high purity and high resistivity silicon for superior device performances. Device and circuit aspects related to the large
wafer diameter aspects and on SOI materials are also reported.
State-of-the-Art Program on Compound Semiconductors XXXIII/ and High Speed
Semiconductor Devices for Wireless Applications II , A. G. Baca, and R. F. Kopf, PV 2000-18, Phoenix, Arizona,
Fall 2000, $54 member - $65 nonmember. This proceedings volume comprises papers on the most recent advances in
compound semiconductors, including practical issues and fundamental studies such as: novel devices and materials growth;
new advances of processing technologies; characterization of materials and devices; wide bandgap materials; wafer-level
testing; device degradation mechanisms; and monolithic integration.
Microfabricated Systems and MEMS IV , P.J. Hesketh, S. S. Ang,
W. E. Bailey, J. L. Davidson, H. G. Hughes, D. Misra, PV 2000-19, Phoenix, Arizona, Fall 2000, $56 member -
$67 nonmember. This book continues the series that focuses on all aspects of MEMS technology including, micromactching,
fabrication processes, and the application of these processes to miniaturize chemical sensors, physical sensors, flosensors,
miniature chemical analysis systems and others.
The Global Climate Change: A Coordinated Response by Electrochemistry
and Solid-State Science and Technology , A. Wieckowski, E. W. Brooman, T. F. Fuller, PV 2000-20, Phoenix,
Arizona, Fall 2000, $54 member - $65 nonmember. The current round of the global climate change is most likely caused by
the industrial activity of mankind, and as such it should be mitigated by an organized science and technology response by
society. Agendas of numerous national and international forums are addressing some credible preventative measures toward
this goal. The Global Climate Change symposium will add to this technological strength of electrochemistry and solid-state
science, organized with ECS.
Rechargeable Lithium Batteries , K. M. Abraham, E. S. Takeuchi, M. Doyle, PV 2000-21, Phoenix, Arizona,
Fall 2000, $92 member - $110 nonmember. This proceedings volume is a compilation of the papers presented at the
Rechargeable Lithium Batteries Symposium. Specific topics include anode and cathode materials for Li and Li-ion batteries,
electrolytes, separators, cell reaction mechanisms, and performance and safety.
Power Sources for the New Millennium , M. Jain, M. A. Ryan, S. Surampudi, R. A. Marsh, G. Nagarajan,
PV 2000-22, Phoenix, Arizona, Fall 2000, $58 member - $70 nonmember. This volume covers new developments in energy
conversion and storage. Topics include: micro and hybrid power systems, new topics in energy storage, environmental issues,
impact of new battery and fuel cell technologies, novel development in cost effective materials, and direct methanol fuel
cells. Papers related to efficient modeling and simulation of electrochemical processes are also included.
Corrosion and Corrosion Prevention of Low Density Metals and Alloys ,
R. G. Buchheit, B. A. Shaw, J. P. Moran, PV 2000-23, Phoenix, Arizona, Fall 2000, $64 member - $77 nonmember. This
volume summarizes recent research in corrosion and environmental fracture of aluminum, titanium, and magnesium alloys.
Papers represent research activities in academic, federal and industrial research & development laboratories.
New Trends in Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy and Electrochemical
Noise Analysis , F. Mansfeld, F. Huet, O. Mattos, PV 2000-24, Phoenix, Arizona, Fall 2000, $56 member -
$67 nonmember. The papers contained in this Proceedings Volume deal with new experimental techniques for the collection
and analysis of impedance spectra. Various models and approaches for the interpretation of impedance spectra and correlation
between fit and parameters and physical properties of the system under investigation are discussed. New developments in
instrumentation for the collection of electrochemical noise data (ECN) are presented. Also included are examples for the
analysis of ECN data in the time and the frequency domains.
Pits and Pores II: Formation Properties and Significance for Advanced
Materials , P. Schumki, D. J. Lockwood, Y. H. Ogata, H. S. Isaacs, PV 2000-25, Phoenix, Arizona, Fall 2000,
$74 member - $89 nonmember. This volume is aimed at a detailed understanding of growth mechanisms and the physical
and chemical properties of single pits and porous structures. It addresses diverse research in different fields such
as localized metal corrosion, semiconductor electrochemistry, deposition into pores, matrix materials and optical
spectroscopy in order to provide a highly transdisciplinary approach to advanced materials such as, porous silicon,
matrix composites and nanoclusters.
Chemical Mechanical Planarization IV , R. L. Opila,
C. Reidsema-Simpson, K. B. Sundaram, S. Seal, PV 2000-26, Phoenix, Arizona, Fall 2000, $56 member- $67 nonmember. Chemical
mechanical planarization (CMP) is an increasingly important process in integrated circuit fabrication. This volume addresses
the fundamentals of polishing science and technology, process modeling, process optimization and control, consumables
characterization, process integration issues, surface and electrochemical aspects of CMP and post CMP cleaning, defect
detection and characterization, electrical characterization of post-CMP surfaces, and environmental aspects of CMP.
Copper Interconnects, New Contact Metallurgies and Low-k Interlevel
Dielectrics , G.S. Mathad, H. S. Rathore, PV 2000-27, Phoenix, Arizona, Fall 2000, $58 member - $70 nonmember. This
volume covers aspects of multi-level-metal (MLM) interconnections using copper and low-k dielectric films used in sub-0.25 micron
devices and circuits. Topics include, copper interconnections, new contact metallurgies and structures, and low-k materials
for interlevel dielectrics (ILD).
Cold Cathodes , M. M. Cahay, K. L. Jensen, V. Kapoor,
P. D. Mumford, R. A. Murphy, A. A. Talin, D. Temple, J. E. Yater, PV 2000-28, Phoenix, Arizona, Fall 2000,
$50 member - $60 nonmember. This proceedings volume covers the most recent advances in the field of cold cathodes with
topics ranging from; characterization of electron emissions in vacuum (theory and experiment); proposals for electron emission
materials with low work functions; device fabrication and reliability issues; thermal effects and emission noise; emitters;
and device applications.
Magnetic Materials, Processes, and Devices VI , S. Krongelb,
L. T. Romankiw, C. H. Ahn, J.- W. Chang, W. Schwarzacher, PV 2000-29 Phoenix, Arizona, Fall 2000, $65 member - $78 nonmember. This volume brings together the
work of electrochemists, physicists, engineers, and device designers working in the area of magnetic thin-film technology.
Topics include: electrochemical and electroless plating systems, etching, process chemistry, tool design, process control,
film nucleation and growth, structure or deposits, stress, physics and micromagnetics of films, thermal and magnetic annealing,
etc. Other subjects include the fabrication of thin-film heads, microelectromechanical systems, micromotors, and other
magnetic devices.
Electrochemical Science and Technology of Copper,
P. Vanysek, M. Alodan, J. Lipkowski, O. M. Magnussen, PV 2000-30, Phoenix, Arizona, Fall 2000, $54 member -$65 nonmember. This proceedings
volume contains papers on the science and technology of copper electrochemistry and the recent development in microtechnology,
surface, electrodeposition and corrosion.
Thin Film Transistor Technologies V , Y. Kuo, PV 2000-31,
Phoenix, Arizona, Fall 2000, $65 member - $78 nonmember. This proceedings volume contains, the updated technology
development on thin film transistors. Subjects included are: thin film materials, manufacturing processes (simplified
processes, large-area low temperature TFTs, etc.), device physics and models, new applications, and system design.
Solid State Ionic Devices II Ceramic Sensors , E. D. Wachsman,
W. Weppner, E. Traversa, P. Vanysek, N. Yamazoe, M. L. Liu, PV 2000-32, Phoenix, Arizona, Fall 2000, $68 member -
$82 nonmember. The intent of this proceedings is to provide a forum for current advances in solid-state ion conducting
materials and the design, fabrication, and performance or devices that utilize them. Certain emphasis will be on sensor
applications. Topics include: modeling and characterization of defect equilibria, ionic and electronic transport,
interfacial and electrocatalytic properties of ion conducting ceramics, novel synthesis and processing of thin films,
membranes, and nanostructured materials or devices; the effect of nanostructures on ionic transport and catalytic activity;
recent advances in ionic and mixed electronic-ionic conducting materials. Theoretical treatments of mixed conduction,
electrode kinetics, interfacial phenomena, and electrode microstruture are also covered.
Physics and Chemistry of Luminescent Materials IX , A. Srivastava, K. C. Mishra, C. Ronda PV 2000-33,
Phoenix, Arizona, Fall 2000, $58 member - $70 nonmember. Aspects of luminescence and the current and emerging technical and
scientific issues in luminescence are covered in this proceedings volume. Topics include: photo-luminescent materials for
lamp and laser application, cathodo-luminescent materials, X-ray phosphors, scintillators, electro-luminescent materials,
and phosphors for plasma panel displays and other optical devices. Chemical aspects of luminescence such as synthesis of
luminescent materials and optimization properties are also included. The
publication of this volume has been cancelled.
Electrochemistry of Carbon Materials , K. Zaghib, D. Belanger, M. T. McDermott, PV 2000-34, Phoenix,
Arizona, Fall 2000, $54 member - $65 nonmember. Carbons and graphites are
available in many different physical structures, and they exhibit a wide
variation in their surface properties. Because of this wide range of options, a
better understanding of their physical and chemical properties would be helpful
in selecting carbonaceous materials for electrochemical applications.
Scanning Probe Microscopy for Electrode Characterization and
Nanometer Scale Modification , D. C. Hansen, H. S. Isaacs, K. Sieradzki, M. D. Porter, PV 2000-35,
Phoenix, Arizona, Fall 2000, $52 member - $62 nonmember. This volume covers topics regarding the application
of various scanning probe techniques for the characterization of surfaces, electrochemical interfaces and electrochemical
processes that are controlled by the physics and chemistry of small length scales.
Interfaces, Phenomena, and Nanostructures in Lithium Batteries
Workshop , A. Landgrebe, R. J. Klingler, PV 2000-36, Argonne, Illinois, December 2000, $56 member -
$67 nonmember. Research efforts presented at the workshop are summarized in this proceedings volume. Presentations
were given by leading scientists that covered a wide variety of topics related to the chemistry and technology requirements
of lithium-ion and lithium polymer battery systems. Some of the important research and technology issues addressed were
nanostructured materials, nanocomposites, interfacial phenomena, electrode characterization, mechanisms, and modeling.
The papers contained in this book cover a wide variety of topics related to the chemical and physical requirements of
the materials and components of lithium battery systems under development. Some of the important research and technology
issues addressed include cathode materials, electrolytes, anode materials, cell chemistry, safety, and applications.
These papers present the most recent findings and thinking of the scientists working in this important and challenging
field. It is hoped that these papers aid the reader in gaining a better understanding of some of the complex issues
involved in the science that underlies the development of new battery technology.
Polymers for Microelectronics (9th) , C. Schuckert, SV 2000-37, Winterthur, Delaware, May 2000, $80 member -
$100 nonmember. This book is a compilation of 38 presentations that focus on the integration and the processing
of polyimides and new polymeric thin films in an advanced semiconductor fabrication, microelectronic packaging and
assembly applications. Presentation charts or full manuscripts are included in the book. Other subjects included are
new circuit constructions, process integration techniques, photodefinable polyimides, low-k and new polymeric materials,
and materials characterization. The symposium is held biannually in Winterthur, Delaware. Out of Print.
IMLB-10, Special Issue of the Journal of Power Sources , B. Scrosati, SV 2000-38, Como, Italy, $60 member -
$72 nonmember. The lithium battery field has expanded tremendously since 1982, when the first edition of IMLB
(IMLB 1) was held in Rome. The rapidly expanding commercialization of rechargeable lithium batteries in the consumer
electronics market, and the extension of their use for electric vehicle applications has dramatically increased the
academic and industrial interest in this exciting field. This publication celebrates the 20th anniversary of IMLBs
and the turn of the millennium, and is a must-read for anyone in the field. Out of Print.
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