Graves, David B. - University of California, Berkeley - Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering

个人简介

Ph.D. University of Minnesota. Electrochemical Society Young Author Award (with K.F. Jensen), 1983; the National Science Foundation Presidential Young Investigator Award, 1989; the Tegal Thinker Award, 1998. Chair of the Plasma Science and Technology Division of the American Vacuum Society (AVS) in 1995 and the 2000 Plasma Processing Science Gordon Research Conference. Elected a Fellow of the AVS, 2001; the Plasma Prize, awarded by the Plasma Science and Technology Division of the AVS, 2001; Fellow, Institute of Physics, 2004; Chaire d’excellence, Nanoscience Foundation, Grenoble, France, 2011-13; Lam Research Corporation Distinguished Chair, UC Berkeley, 2011-2016.

研究领域

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Plasma processing and electronic materials Research in the Graves group focuses on the fundamentals and applications of weakly to partially ionized gases, or plasmas, to technological problems, primarily in the microelectronics industry. These plasmas operate at relatively low gas temperatures - around room temperature - and are therefore quite different from the hot, usually strongly magnetized plasmas in stars or that are used in thermonuclear fusion and weapons applications. The key problems in this field are related to the coupling of the chemically reactive neutral gas and electrons and ions that make up the plasma. This is especially true at surfaces exposed to the plasma. Indeed the primary applications of interest to the Graves group are related to interactions between the plasma and its bounding surfaces.