Segall Fest
A Symposium on Electronic Structure and Semiconductor Physics
in Honor of Prof. Emer. Benjamin Segall's 80th Birthday

Happy 80th Birthday, Ben!

October 1, 2005 9:30am-5:30pm 301 Rockefeller Building Case Western Reserve University campus A special one-day symposium is scheduled to celebrate the 80th birthday of Emeritus Prof. Benjamin Segall. To honor the occasion, many of Prof. Segall's former students and post-docs among others will return to present their current research in a series of lectures held in 301 Rockefeller Building on the Case Western Reserve University campus. Any questions can be directed to walter.lambrecht@case.edu

Electronic Structure Group Reunion

Picture Galleries

Speakers Attendees

Lunch

Reunion Dinner

• Driving Instructions : Driving directions to Case Western Reserve University can be found at
  http://www.case.edu/visit/map/dir.html
  
  
• Dinner : The symposium will end with a dinner at Guilford House, See the map of both the Guilford House and the Rockefeller Building. Any questions can be directed to walter.lambrecht@case.edu
  
  
• Hotels : There are several hotels close to the university. Two are listed below
  
  The Glidden House (in the heart of campus)
  http://www.gliddenhouse.com/
  
  Cleveland Clinic Guesthouse (close by on Euclid avenue, more economical)
  http://www.eztrip.com/Ohio/OH/Cleveland/Cleveland-Clinic-Guesthouse/224438.html
  
  

Program

• Download the program : The program for the conference can be downloaded here

9:30 am Registration Desk opens

9:55am Opening remarks by Walter Lambrecht
Welcome by Prof. Cyrus Taylor, Chair of the Department of Physics

10:15 am David Y. Smith, University of Vermont
Optical and Electronic Properties of Silicon and Silicate Glasses -- an
Echo of a Summer at GE's Research Lab

10:50 am Charles Sommers, C.N.R.S. Orsay, France
Current-induced switching in Co/Cu/Co spin valves: The effect of interdiffusion

11:25 am Michael Sternberg, Argonne National Laboratory
Nitrogen and Hydrogen in Diamond Twist Grain Boundaries

12:00 pm Lunch Break

1:25 pm Frank Szmulowicz, Dayton Research Institute
Interface Control in the Design and Growth of Short-period InAs/GaSb
Type-II Superlattices for Mid-infrared Detectors

2:00 pm Kwiseon Kim, NREL, Golden, CO
Electronic structure of branched tetrapod nanostructures

2:35 pm Choon H. Lee AMKOR, Seoul, Korea
Advanced Semiconductor Packaging, or a Physicist's Life in Industry

3:05 pm Coffee Break

3:35 pm Cole Litton, AFRL, Dayton
An Analysis of In, Ga, and Al Shallow Donor Impurities (Implanted and Residual)
in High-conductivity Bulk ZnO Crystals: PL, SIMS and Hall Measurements

4:10 pm David Look, Wright State
Progress in ZnO Materials and Devices

4:45 pm Sukit Limijumnong, Suranaree University of Technology, Thailand
Vibrational signatures of deactivated N in ZnO: A First principles study

5:20 pm Closing remarks

6:30 pm Dinner at Guilford House




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