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... . This began Greg Stillman's thirty-f~ve-year involvement with III-V 261
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... After his cloctoral work, Stillman carried his talents to the Applied Physics Group at Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratory, to a project led by R.H. Rediker.
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... Greg Stillman introduced sophisticated methods (LPE, VPE, MOCVD) into his laboratory to grow and study a whole range of III-V materials and heterostructures.
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... 264 MEMORIAL TRIBUTES carbon, which is not usually known as or regarded as a dopant. Carbon doping turned out to be unique in terms of its doping density and stability against diffusion.
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... Morton Award and the International Gallium Arsenide Conference Award with Heinrich Welker Gold Medal for his research on III-V materials and devices, in 1985 Greg Stillman was elected a member of the National Academy of Engineering. He served on numerous university, national, and international committees, including the National Research Council.
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