QD Vision, Inc. - Lexington, MA since May 2012
Senior Chemist
University of Washington Jul 2010 - Jun 2012
Postdoctoral Research Associate
MIT Sep 2004 - May 2010
Graduate Research Assistant
UC Davis Jan 2003 - Jun 2004
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Education:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2004 - 2010
Ph.D., Inorganic Chemistry
University of California, Davis 2002 - 2004
B.S. with Honors, Chemistry
Intel Corporation since Aug 2010
HR Data Analyst
Intel Corporation Apr 2010 - Aug 2010
Project Mnager/Business Analyst
Intel Nov 2009 - Apr 2010
HR Business Partner
Intel Jun 2009 - Nov 2009
HR Analyst
Michigan State University Aug 2008 - May 2009
Graduate Research Assistant
Education:
Michigan State University 2007 - 2009
Masters of Human Resources and Labor Relations, Labor and Industrial Relations
Michigan State University 2001 - 2005
BS Psychology, Psychology
Skills:
Recruiting PeopleSoft Data Analysis Taleo Training Performance Appraisal Feedback Job Fairs Regression Testing ANOVA Employee Relations Workforce Planning
Honor & Awards:
SLIR Student Leadership Award
Director Of Security Technologies At Mass Dep Of Correctins
May 2012 to 2000 Senior Chemist, Research & Advanced DevelopmentUniversity of Washington Seattle, WA Jul 2010 to Apr 2012 Postdoctoral Research AssociateP UBLICATIONS
2012 to 2012Arnold
2010 to 2010Mller, P Boston, MA 2009 to 2009C. C. Nature
2008 to 2008C. R Downers Grove, IL 2007 to 2007
Education:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA Apr 2000 to Jun 2010 Ph.D. in ChemistryUniversity of California Davis, CA Apr 2000 to Jun 2004 B.S. in Chemistry
Localized stresses can be modulated in a film deposited on a bowed semiconductor substrate by selectively and locally curing the film by ultraviolet (UV) radiation. A bowed semiconductor substrate can be asymmetrically bowed. A UV-curable film is deposited on the front side or the backside of the bowed semiconductor substrate. A mask is provided between the UV-curable film and a UV source, where openings in the mask are patterned to selectively define exposed regions and non-exposed regions of the UV-curable film. Exposed regions of the UV-curable film modulate localized stresses to mitigate bowing in the bowed semiconductor substrate.
Method For Selective Deposition Using A Base-Catalyzed Inhibitor
- Fremont CA, US Alexander R. Fox - Portland OR, US Paul C. Lemaire - Raleigh NC, US David Charles Smith - Lake Oswego OR, US
International Classification:
C23C 16/455 C23C 16/04
Abstract:
A method is provided, including the following operations: simultaneously applying an organosilyl chloride inhibitor and a Lewis base to a surface of a substrate, the organosilyl chloride inhibitor being configured to adsorb onto dielectric regions of the surface of the substrate; performing a plurality of cycles of an ALD process to deposit a metal oxide onto the surface of the substrate; wherein the applying of the organosilyl chloride inhibitor and the Lewis base prevents the ALD process from depositing the metal oxide onto the dielectric regions of the surface of the substrate.
- Fremont CA, US Alexander R. FOX - Portland OR, US Colleen LAWLOR - Oneida NY, US
International Classification:
C23C 16/455
Abstract:
A method of increasing the deposition rate of an atomic layer deposition (ALD) process by co-flowing a volatile base with metal organic, a metal halide, or metal hybride precursor. The base does not react with the precursor with which it is flowed such that the base generates no measurable film on the substrate or particles in the processing chamber during the flow time. The addition of the base catalyst increases the rate of adsorption of the precursor with which it is flowed.
Pre-Treatment Method To Improve Selectivity In A Selective Deposition Process
- Fremont CA, US Elham MOHIMI - Hillsboro OR, US Pengyi ZHANG - Tigard OR, US Paul C. LEMAIRE - Raleigh NC, US Kashish SHARMA - Fremont CA, US Alexander R. FOX - Portland OR, US Nagraj SHANKAR - Tualatin OR, US Kapu Sirish REDDY - Portland OR, US David Charles SMITH - Lake Oswego OR, US
International Classification:
H01L 21/768 H01L 21/321 H01L 21/02
Abstract:
A method of improving selectivity of a metal in a selective deposition process. A pre-treatment process for the metal modifies the metal surface, and includes first reducing the metal to remove organic contamination from the metal followed by oxidation of the metal to allow a monolayer of a metal oxide to grow on the surface. This modification of the metal allows inhibitor molecules to adsorb on the metal oxide monolayer to improve selectivity.
Selective Growth Of Sio2 On Dielectric Surfaces In The Presence Of Copper
Methods and apparatuses for selectively depositing silicon oxide on surfaces relative to a metal-containing surface such as copper are provided. Methods involve exposing a substrate having hydroxyl-terminated or dielectric surfaces and copper surfaces to a copper-blocking reagent such as an alkyl thiol to selectively adsorb to the copper surface, exposing the substrate to a silicon-containing precursor for depositing silicon oxide, exposing the substrate to a weak oxidant gas and igniting a plasma, or water vapor without plasma, to convert the adsorb silicon-containing precursor to form silicon oxide. Some methods also involve exposing the substrate to a reducing agent to reduce any oxidized copper from exposure to the weak oxidant gas.
Selective Growth Of Sio2 On Dielectric Surfaces In The Presence Of Copper
Methods and apparatuses for selectively depositing silicon oxide on dielectric surfaces relative to a metal-containing surface such as copper are provided. Methods involve exposing a substrate having dielectric and copper surfaces to a copper-blocking reagent such as an alkyl thiol to selectively adsorb to the copper surface, exposing the substrate to a silicon-containing precursor for depositing silicon oxide, exposing the substrate to a weak oxidant gas and igniting a plasma to convert the adsorb silicon-containing precursor to form silicon oxide, and exposing the substrate to a reducing agent to reduce any oxidized copper from exposure to the weak oxidant gas.
Geometrically Selective Deposition Of A Dielectric Film
- Fremont CA, US Alexander R. Fox - Portland OR, US David Charles Smith - Lake Oswego OR, US Bart J. van Schravendijk - Palo Alto CA, US
International Classification:
H01L 21/02 H01L 21/311
Abstract:
Provided are methods for the selective deposition of material on a sidewall surface of a patterned feature. In some embodiments, the methods involve providing a substrate having a feature recessed from a surface of the substrate. The feature has a bottom and a sidewall which extends from the bottom. A conformal film is deposited on the feature using an atomic layer deposition (ALD) process. The conformal film deposited on the bottom is modified by exposing the substrate to directional plasma such that the conformal film on the bottom is less dense than the conformal film on the sidewall. The modified conformal film deposited on the bottom of the feature is preferentially etched. Also provided are methods for the selective deposition on a horizontal surface of a patterned feature.
Clean Resistant Windows For Ultraviolet Thermal Processing
- Fremont CA, US George Andrew Antonelli - Portland OR, US Kevin M. McLaughlin - Sherwood OR, US Andrew John McKerrow - Lake Oswego OR, US Curtis Bailey - West Linn OR, US Alexander R. Fox - Portland OR, US Stephen Lau - Lake Oswego OR, US Eugene Smargiassi - Tualatin OR, US Casey Holder - Tualatin OR, US Troy Daniel Ribaudo - Portland OR, US Xiaolan Chen - Tigard OR, US
International Classification:
C23C 16/44 C23C 16/52 C23C 16/48 H01L 21/67
Abstract:
Apparatuses and methods for cleaning a semiconductor processing chamber is provided. The semiconductor processing chamber may include a UV radiation source, a substrate holder, and a UV transmissive window. The UV transmissive window may include one or multiple panes. One or more panes of the UV transmissive window may be non-reactive with fluorine containing chemistries. In multi-pane windows a purge gas flow path may be formed in the gap between windows. A purge gas may be flowed through the purge gas flow path to prevent process gases used in the chamber interior from reaching one or more panes of the UV transmissive window.
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Alexander S Fox
License #:
E115922 - Active
Category:
Emergency medical services
Issued Date:
Jul 8, 2015
Expiration Date:
Aug 31, 2017
Type:
Ventura County EMS Agency
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