Michigan
Advancing the Science and Technology of Materials, Interfaces, and Processing
The Michigan chapter is the local AVS chapter for the state of Michigan. Members of the Michigan AVS are from academic, and industrial institutions and are engaged in research, applied vacuum technology, and vacuum equipment sales. The chapter sponsors from 2-6 dinner meetings (see calendar) per year, and a one-day Spring Symposium and vacuum equipment exhibition. In addition, the Michigan AVS sponsors a Michigan high school science teacher to attend the Science Educators' Workshop held each year at the AVS International Symposium and Exhibition.
Officers
Chair
Alex Burgers
E-mail: alex_burgers @ avs.org
Past-Chair
Shannon Nicley
E-mail: shannon_nicley @ avs.org
June 5: "Materials, Processes, and Devices for Novel Computing Hardware"
Chair: Gozde Tutuncuoglu, Wayne State University
June 7: "Thin Films and Plasma for Future Microelectronics"
May 25: "Nanomanufacturing: From Fundamentals to Scale-Up"
August 25: "Thin Films in Energy Storage and Conversion Applications"
Chair: Dr. Yue Qi
May 12: "Graphene Nanomaterial and Neural Interfaces"
Chair: P.C. Ku, M. Cheng
White-Light LEDs for Automotive and General Lighting Applications
Wide Band Gap Materials for Display, Sensor, and Device Technologies
Thin Film and Nanostructured Materials for Alternative Energy Applications
Smart Materials and Thin Films for Biomedical Applications
Chair: Jinsang Kim, University of Michigan
Science and Applications of One-Dimensional Nanostructures
Chair: Jaewu Choi, Wayne State University
Nanostructures and Low-Dimensional Electron Structures
Chair: Chagliyan Kurdak, University of Michigan
Thin Films and their Application to Devices
Chair: Ale Lukaszew, University of Toledo
Nanoscale Science and Engineering
Chair: Gang-yu Liu, Wayne State University
Meeting the Challenge of Low Automotive Emissions in the New Millennium
Chair: Amer Samman, Ford Motor Company
Sensor and Actuator Technologies for Automotive Applications
Chair: Michael Wu, Delphi Automotive Systems
Scanning Probe Microscopies: Methods and Applications
Chair: Rachel Goldman, U. Michigan
Electronic and Photonic Materials and Devices
Chair: Ratna Naik, Wayne State U.
Surface Analysis '96, An AVS Topical Conference
Chairs: Steven Simko, General Motors, and Pete Schmitz, Ford Motor
Polymer Systems: Surface Properties and Characterization
Chair: Pete Schmitz, Ford Motor
Sensor Technology
Chair: Greg Auner, Wayne State U.
Growth and Characterization of Thin Films
Chair: Steve Yalisove, U. Michigan
Symposium on Applied Surface Analysis, An AVS Topical Conference
Chairs: Stephen Gaarenstroom, General Motors, and Ron Baird, Ford Motor
Reactions at Surfaces
Chairs: Dave Belton, General Motors, and George Graham, Ford Motor
Ion-Solid Interactions: From Fundamentals to Applications
Chairs: Yang-Tse Cheng and Galen Fisher, General Motors
