User:Chaiken

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I am a staff scientist at HP Labs in Palo Alto, California, USA where I have worked on phase change data storage, magnetic-particle-based bioassays and printable electronics. I attended Dartmouth College and then MIT, where I worked for Mildred Dresselhaus on the superconductivity of graphite intercalation compounds. I previously worked at Naval Research Lab on giant magnetoresistance and at Lawrence Livermore National Lab on exchange coupling in magnetic multilayers and NEXAFS of boron nitride and iron silicide films. After many years in an industrial research lab, my Hirsch number is only 9.

In recent years my most rewarding scientific experiences were at the New England Biolabs Molecular Biology Summer Workshop and the the Institute for Defense Analyses' Defense Science Study Group.

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Articles (or sections) that I originated: Dithiothreitol Spontaneous magnetization Exchange bias Spin wave Jagadeesh Moodera Spin density wave Hirsch number Types of sputter deposition Evaporation: film deposition Effective mass: experimental determination Effective mass: significance Superconducting proximity effect NEXAFS Cantilever in MEMS Van Hove singularity Fremont, CA history Ohmic contact Coercivity: Table, significance, theory and experimental determination Surface photovoltage

Other significant contributions Kelvin probe microscope Wikitravel:Fremont Wikitravel:Yuba City Fermi surface History of materials science EXAFS John McCarthy interview Doug Engelbart interview Jim Warren interview John Chowning interview John Markoff interview Interview with Roan McClure, member of Mission Peak pioneer family Contact resistance

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