Electronics Research and Development
The experts listed here were chosen to represent the principal fields of research at RTI because of their professional experience, published writings, and peer recognition. To request an interview or an expert opinion of any of these individuals, please contact either Lisa Bistreich (919-316-3596; lbistreich@rti.org) or Patrick Gibbons (919-541-6136; pgibbons@rti.org).
The following experts are active in the field of Electronics.
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Semiconductor Processing
Electronic Materials
3-D Integration
Energy Technologies
Senior Fellow, Electronics and Energy Technologies
Biography
Dorota Temple, PhD, Senior Fellow (appointed September 2009) and program director in electronics and energy technologies, has over 20 years of experience in electronic materials and processing. Her recent research focused on technologies for high-density 3-D integration of electronic and optoelectronic devices and technologies for electronic systems on flexible substrates. She has authored or co-authored over 100 publications, including several invited review papers. Dr. Temple was elected to the board of directors of the American Vacuum Society (AVS) and has chaired the publication committee of the AVS, overseeing the publication of the Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology (JVST) and Surface Science Spectra. She was an associate editor of JVST and an editor of a special issue of JVST with selected papers from International Vacuum Microelectronics Conferences (IVMC) while serving as a member of the IVMC International Steering Committee. Read More…
Optoelectronic Materials
Thermoelectric Materials
Thermal Management
Thermoelectric Power Generation
Director, Center for Solid State Energetics
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Biography
Rama Venkatasubramanian, PhD, is director of the Center for Solid State Energetics at RTI. He founded Nextreme Thermal Solutions, an RTI spin-off. Dr. Venkatasubramanian holds several thermoelectric patents and has several patents pending. He has written over 110 peer-reviewed publications and presentations in thermoelectric materials and devices, photovoltaic materials and devices, optoelectronic materials, and other solid-state devices, and has chapters in Recent Trends in Thermoelectrics–Semiconductors and Semimetals and Thermoelectrics–Micro to Nano. Dr. Venkatasubramanian initiated and developed a research program in thermoelectric materials and devices at RTI. His work in atomically engineered superlattice materials resulted in the most significant thermoelectrics breakthrough in the last 40 years. His current focus is to transition this superlattice technology to advanced cooling systems, electronics thermal management, and power conversion systems. Under his leadership, the RTI thermoelectrics program has published in Nature (2001) and won several awards, including the R&D 100 Award (2002). Read More…
