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Education:
College of The Mainland Texas City, TX 2013 to 2015 PTEC-Process Technology in IndustrialClear Creek High School League City, TX 1989 to 1993 GED
Aug 2012 to 2000 Maintenance TechnicianBorgwaldtKC Richmond, VA Aug 2011 to May 2012 Quality Support EngineerVerizon Richmond, VA Feb 2011 to Feb 2011 Multi Media TechnicianQimonda Richmond, VA Dec 2005 to Feb 2009 Senior Equipment TechnicianLucent, AT&T Orlando, FL Oct 1984 to Oct 2005 Maintenance Process Analyst
Education:
ITT Technical Institute Indianapolis, IN 1981 to 1983 AS in Electrical Engineering Technology
Alison C. Swift - San Jose CA, US David John Copeland - Milton MA, US Daniel J. Nelsen - Providence RI, US Aidan John Petrie - Jamestown RI, US Ryan Patrick White - Georgetown MA, US Robert J. Garay - San Jose CA, US Jacques Valiquette - San Jose CA, US
Alison C. Swift - San Jose CA, US David John Copeland - Milton MA, US Bryan Brownlee Robertson - South Dartmouth MA, US Aidan John Petrie - Jamestown RI, US Michael E. Twist - Newport RI, US Blaine Matthew Adams - Providence RI, US Bruce Keith Mercer - Westwood MA, US
Alison C. Swift - San Jose CA, US David John Copeland - Milton MA, US Aidan John Petrie - Jamestown RI, US Blaine Matthews Adams - Providence RI, US Michael E. Twist - Newport RI, US Bruce Keith Mercer - Westwood MA, US Bryan Brownlee Robertson - South Dartmouth MA, US
Alison C. Swift - San Jose CA, US David John Copeland - Milton MA, US Daniel J. Nelsen - Providence RI, US Aidan John Petrie - Jamestown RI, US Ryan Patrick White - Georgetown MA, US Robert J. Garay - San Jose CA, US Jacques Valiquette - San Jose CA, US
Assignee:
Swift Instruments, Inc. - San Jose CA
International Classification:
G02B 21/26
US Classification:
359392, 359368
Abstract:
Systems and techniques relating to a microscope with an adjustable stage are described. A microscope includes a base, a support arm attached to and extending upwardly from the base, a head attached to the support arm, the head including a lens, and an eyepiece attached to the head. A stage is releasably attachable to the support arm between the head and the base at multiple locations, providing multiple working distances between a lower surface of the head and an upper surface of the stage. When the stage is attached to the support arm at a location, a working distance between the lower surface of the head and the upper surface of the stage is further adjustable to an either greater or lesser working distance. In another embodiment, microscopic and macroscopic viewing can both be provided using a lens changer with multiple lens positioned radially about an axis of rotation.
A multi-lid semiconductor package includes one or more die disposed on a substrate, an interconnect disposed on the substrate, one or more die lids, a die thermal interface between the one or more die and the corresponding die lid or lids, one or more substrate lids, and a substrate interface between the substrate and the corresponding substrate lid or lids. The multi-lid semiconductor package may include one or more discrete surface mount components disposed on the substrate. The multi-lid semiconductor package may include a sealant between the one or more die lids and the one or more substrate lids and the substrate. The one or more die lids and the one or more substrate lids may differ in construction, design, placement, and/or thermal performance.
Liquid-Cooled Rack With Optimized Rack Heat Exchanger Design For Non-Uniform Power Dissipation
A cooling system for a rack-mount server including at least one blade and a system enclosure includes a liquid cooling line, at least one heat exchanger connected to the liquid cooling line and including a plurality of fins divided into one or more sections of the plurality of fins, wherein the fin density of the plurality of fins varies over the one or more sections, and a plurality of fans configured to blow air through the at least one heat exchanger and cool the at least one blade in the rack-mount server.
Vadim Gektin - San Jose CA, US David W. Copeland - Mountain View CA, US
Assignee:
Oracle America, Inc. - Redwood City CA
International Classification:
H01L 23/488
US Classification:
257734, 257673, 257774, 257E23001
Abstract:
A composite interconnect system includes a plurality of carbon nanotubes, a plurality of solder balls and standoff balls disposed on a first device to provide a connection to a second device. A die-attached substrate includes a substrate and one or more die disposed on the substrate by a die-attach composite interconnect. The die-attach composite interconnect includes a plurality of carbon nanotubes, solder bumps, and standoff balls disposed on the die to provide one or more connections to the substrate. A PCB-attached substrate package includes a substrate package and one or more die disposed on the substrate package. The substrate package is disposed on a PCB by a PCB-attach composite interconnect. The PCB-attach composite interconnect includes a plurality of carbon nanotubes, solder balls, and standoff balls disposed on the substrate package to provide one or more connections to the PCB.
Liquid-Cooled Rack With Pre-Cooler And Post-Cooler Heat Exchangers Used For Emi Shielding
A cooling system for a rack-mount server includes a fan disposed within the rack-mount server and configured to produce an airflow through the rack-mount server, and a heat exchanger disposed within the rack-mount server in a path of the airflow through the rack-mount server. The heat exchanger includes a liquid circulation path structure and an airflow path structure. The airflow path structure is configured to shield electromagnetic interference.
E-Learning Teleformacion / E-Learning Teleinformation: Diseno, Desarrollo Y Evaluacin De LA Formacin a Traves De Internet / Designing, Developing, and Evaluating Information from the Internet
Mountain View, California Oyama, Tochigi, Japan Nishinomiya, Hyogo, Japan Meguro, Tokyo, Japan Tsuchiura, Ibaraki, Japan Poughkeepsie, New York Hanover, New Hampshire Endicott, New York New Orleans, Louisiana Cambridge, Massachusetts Jacksonville, Florida
Work:
Oracle Fujitsu Showa Aluminum Sumitomo Intricast Tokyo Institute of Technology Hitachi International Business Machines Texaco
Education:
Tokyo Institute of Technology - DrEng Mechanical Engineering, Stanford University - MS Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology - SB Mechanical Engineering
Tagline:
Civilized Engineer
David Copeland
Lived:
Washington, dc Tempe, az San Francisco, CA Manassas, VA Fairfax, VA Hampton, VA Blacksburg, VA
Education:
Arizona State University - Master of Science, Computer Science, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University - Bachelor of Science, Computer Science
Relationship:
Married
About:
Programmer, author, musician, cat owner.
Tagline:
Software Developers that gets things done…and ships
Bragging Rights:
Wrote a book on command-line programming in Ruby for the Pragmatic Programmers
Missouri University of Science and Technology - Computer Science, Ladue Horton Watkins High School - High School
About:
As a scientist, I am concerned with the well-being of the human race as a whole. Nothing we do in our lives matters in the grand scheme of time and space but let's all do our best to keep the worl...
Tagline:
Don't go a day without doing science.
Bragging Rights:
I understand the universe better than you.
David Copeland
Education:
Champlain College - Computer Networking & Information Security, Merrimack College - Statistics, ITT Technical Institute - PC Repair, Marblehead High School
David Copeland
Education:
Missouri University of Science and Technology - Computer Science
te-based ideologies rooted in white supremacy and neo-Nazi movements blame minorities for the worlds decline. The report cites David Copeland, the London nail bomber, who blamed his inability to obtain employment on immigrants, leading him to believe that it was necessary to trigger a race war.
t there is an environment and a culture which exists among the far right which has in the past, in instances such as with the London nail bomber David Copeland or even Timothy McVeigh [the Oklahoma bomber who killed 168 people in 1995] in the US, seemed to be a factor in these individuals perpetuati