personnel profile
 James D. Plummer
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| Title: | Professor; John M. Fluke Professor of Electrical Engineering |
| Department(s): | Electrical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering by courtesy |
| Affiliation(s): | Frederick Emmons Terman Dean of the School of Engineering |
| Location: | Terman 214 |
| Mail Code: | 4027 |
| Phone: | 650.723.3938 |
| Fax: | 650.725.8545 |
| E-mail: |
plummer@stanford.edu |
| URL: |
http://soe.stanford.edu/about/deans_office.html |
| Office Hours: | By Appointment |
| Administrator: | Terri Tippets |
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Research Statement
Plummer studies both the physics which govern device operation in silicon integrated circuits and the technology used to fabricate these circuits. Recent work is aimed at extending silicon device structures into nanoscale dimensions. New device concepts are explored through computer simulation and promising ideas are fabricated in the Stanford Nanofabrication Facility to verify ideas experimentally. Plummer's research also explores the scaling limits of silicon technology and the application of this technology outside traditional integrated circuits.
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Discipline |
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School |
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Electrical Engineering |
1971 |
Stanford |
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Silicon-based Devices and Technology for the Nanoscale Era
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James Plummer |
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Issues In Ultra Shallow Junction Fabrication: Dopant Activation and Defect Kinetics
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James Plummer |
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Material and Process Limits in Silicon VLSI Technology
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James Plummer |
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Silicon MOSFETs (Conventional and Non-Traditional) at the Scaling Limit
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James Plummer |
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Silicon VLSI Technology – Fundamentals, Practice and Modeling
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J. D. Plummer, M. D. Deal and P. B. Griffin |
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Title:
Silicon-based Devices and Technology for the Nanoscale Era Speaker(s):
James Plummer
Occasion:
Plenary Talk, 2004 SSDM
Date of Talk:
2004-9
Details:
Tokyo Japan
Title:
Issues In Ultra Shallow Junction Fabrication: Dopant Activation and Defect Kinetics Speaker(s):
James Plummer
Occasion:
Invited Paper, Ultra-Shallow Junctions-2001 Workshop
Date of Talk:
2001-4
Details:
Napa CA
Title:
Material and Process Limits in Silicon VLSI Technology Speaker(s):
James Plummer
Occasion:
Invited Paper, Proceedings of the IEEE
Date of Talk:
2001
Title:
Silicon MOSFETs (Conventional and Non-Traditional) at the Scaling Limit Author(s):
James Plummer
Conference:
Plenary Talk, IEEE Device Research Conference
Date Published:
2000-6
Details:
Boulder, Colorado
Book Title:
Silicon VLSI Technology – Fundamentals, Practice and Modeling Book Authors/Eds.:
J. D. Plummer, M. D. Deal and P. B. Griffin
Publisher:
Prentice Hall
Date Published:
2000
Details:
817 pages, Upper Saddle River, NJ.
Title:
Computer Simulation of Silicon Technology Speaker(s):
James Plummer
Occasion:
Herbert J. Johnson Lecturer
Date of Talk:
1998-10
Details:
Cornell University
Title:
Silicon TED Process Simulation - What’s Possible Today and What Will Be Needed Tomorrow? Author(s):
James Plummer
Conference:
Gordon Conference on Materials Processing Far From Equilibrium
Date Published:
1997-8
Details:
New Hampshire
Title:
Silicon Oxidation Kinetics - From Deal-Grove to VLSI Process Models Author(s):
James Plummer
Conference:
ECS Meeting
Date Published:
1996-5
Details:
Los Angeles
Title:
TCAD - The Semiconductor Industry Roadmap and a Path to the Future Author(s):
James Plummer
Conference:
ECS Meeting
Date Published:
1996-5
Details:
Los Angeles
Title:
Computational Prototyping for 21st Century Semiconductor Devices Author(s):
James Plummer
Conference:
Ibero American Conference on Microelectronics
Date Published:
1995-8
Details:
Canela, Brazil, Aug. 1995.
Title:
Computational Prototyping for Advanced Semiconductor Structures Author(s):
James Plummer
Conference:
Eleventh UGIMS
Date Published:
1995-5
Details:
Austin TX
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Membership in National Academies
American Academy of Arts and Sciences, National Academy of Engineering
Academic Honors & Awards
2008 Elected into the American Academy of Arts & Sciences
IEEE Andrew S. Grove Award 2007.
2006 IEDM Paul Rappaport Award
McGraw-Hill/Jacob Millman Award 2004.
IEEE Aldert Van der Ziel Award 2003.
IEEE J.J. Ebers Award 2003.
Aviation Week & Space Technology 2003 Laurels Award - Electronics.
Semiconductor Industry Association 2001 University Research Award.
IEEE Third Millennium Medal 2000.
Teaching Awards at Stanford 1991, 1992, 1993.
Electrochem. Society Solid State Science & Technology Award 1991.
Best Paper Awards: ISSCC (1970, 1976, 1978), IEDM (1993, 1995), ISPSD (1996), MRS (2000), ICDS (2000).
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