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Plasma Processing of Materials: Scientific Opportunities and Technological Challenges (1991)
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Plasma Processing of Materials: Scientific Opportunities and Technological Challenges

Appendix

Participants in Workshop on Plasma Processing of Materials

J. Norman Bardsley, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Kurt Becker, The City College of New York

David Benenson, State University of New York at Buffalo

Richard Buss, Sandia National Laboratories

Hugh Casey, Los Alamos National Laboratory

Philip Cosby, SRI International

Thomas Eddy, EG&G Idaho, Inc., INEL

Douglas W. Ernie, University of Minnesota

David Fraser, Intel

Valery Godyak, GTE Laboratories Inc.

John Herron, National Institute of Standards and Technology

Dale Ibbotson, AT&T Bell Laboratories

Peter Kong, EG&G Idaho, Inc., INEL

Charles Kruger, Jr., Stanford University

Vincent McCoy, California Institute of Technology

Bob McGrath, Sandia National Laboratories

P. A. Miller, Sandia National Laboratories

John Mucha, AT&T Bell Laboratories

Jerry Perrizo, Air Force Office of Scientific Research

Charles W. Roberson, Office of Naval Research

James Roberts, National Institute of Standards and Technology

Leon Shohet, University of Wisconsin

Mark Smith, Sandia National Laboratories

Iran Thomas, Department of Energy

Amy Wendt, University of Wisconsin

Claude Woods, University of Wisconsin

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