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Professor Tan conducts fundamental research on materials science processes related to electronic materials. His colleagues originated the study of intrinsic gettering, which is widely used to improve the yield of integrated circuit fabrications using Czochralski silicon. His primary work in the semiconductor industry earned him the SEMMY Award in the materials category in 1987, which is the highest award given in the industry. His studies have led to a greater understanding of the structure, properties, and defects in silicon. Since 1986, his research interests have included III-V compound semiconducting materials, and he was a recipient of the Alexander Von Humboldt Prize in 1994.
Duke Pratt School of Engineering • Durham, NC
Conducted research in mechanical engineering and materials science.
Department of Biomedical Engineering (MS program)