2003 Mahboob Khan Outstanding Mentor Award Winners
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Will Conley of Motorola has worked with Professor Grant Willson group at
UT-Austin for the past 3 years. He has chosen to interact directly with 11 students
on a regular basis during the contract time period. He has arranged for multiple on
and off campus experiences that provided a direct connection and alignment to the
needs of the semiconductor industry. Thus preparing these students to excel in the
"real world".
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Larry Gochberg of Novellus Systems has served as an Industry Liaison to the
Optical Discharge Modeling Group at the University of Illinois/ Urbana-Champaign.
This nomination was supported by Ronald Powell, of Novellus Systems, Mark Kushner of
UIUC and former students Ron Kinder and Junqing Lu, now with Novellus Systems.
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Hosam Haggag a Senior Test Engineer of National Semiconductor has had a
significant impact on a number of SRC researchers and students. His nomination was
supported by Professors William Eisenstadt of the University of Florida, Abhijit
Chatterjee of Georgia Tech., Alex Orailoglu of UC-San Diego, and Mani Soma of the
University of Washington. He has arranged multiple student internships to develop
design and test skills and to promote joint research interaction. His responsiveness
to issues within our community is motivated by the desire for outstanding and useful
results.
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Mani Janakiram of Intel is synonymous with the success of SRC's Factory
Operations Research Center program. Also know as FORCe, the program includes
University of Maryland's Michael Fu and Steven Marcus, University of Cincinnati's
Emmanuel Fernandez, and UC-Berkeley's Lee Schuben. Mani has held a key and leading
role in establishing an open forum within the SRC community to discuss, identify and
prioritize industry needs in the broad area of factory operations.
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Turker Kuyel of Texas Instruments has worked with Professors Randy Geiger and
Degang Chen at the Iowa State University for "A New Strategy for Built-In Self-Test
of Mixed Signal Integrated Circuits". Turker supervised Iowa State student Kumar
Parthasarathy during a summer internship that later resulted in Kumar accepting a
permanent position at TI after graduation.
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Pawitter Mangat of Motorola has worked with the Center for NanoTechnology at
the University of Wisconsin for the past 6 years. His continued support to Professors
Franco Cerrina, Roxann Engelstad, and Paul Nealey has been a key component for the
success of the Advanced Lithography and Metrology research project.
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Luu Nguyen of National Semiconductor has teamed up with both Professor
King-Ning Tu of UCLA and Professor Ganesh Subbarayan of Purdue University to provide
an exceptionally high quality of scientific research that not only challenges the
best out of himself and others, but also provides every possible help in achieving
excellence in those around him.
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