Advancing the
Science and
Technology of
Materials,
Interfaces, and
Processing
The NCCAVS is a volunteer-driven organization. If you are looking for opportunities to make a difference in the science and technology community, then please consider getting involved in the numerous activities within the AVS. Contact anyone on the roster and ask how you can get involved.
AVS West
110 Yellowstone Drive, Suite 120
Chico, CA 95973
Tel: 530-896-0477
Fax: 530-896-0487
E-mail:
Della Miller, Della@avs.org
Heather Korff, Heather@avs.org
We are thankful to the following individuals and organizations for their support of AVS and their contributions to the AVS Leadership Fund:
Boyle:
John M. Baker
Pascal:
Samuel D. Bader
John Baker
Timothy S. Barge
Victor Bermudez
Dawn Bonnell
Nancy Burnham
Lap S. Chan
Benjamin B. Dayton
Hugh L. Garvin
David Hoffman
John R. Noonan
Clifford G. Olson
Cedric Powell
David Simons
Michael Trenary
Gwo-Ching Wang
Cara Weitzsacker
Robert M. Willis
Torricelli:
Yip-Wah Chung
Paula Grunthaner
Michael Grunze
Marsbed Hablanian
Michael Kottke
James M. Lafferty
Theodore E. Madey
Buddy Ratner
William R. Wheeler
Gaede:
James S. Murday
Stephen J. Pearton
Dushman:
Rudolf Dobrozemsky
Helix Technology
Paul Holloway
Walter M. McCain
Gary W. Rubloff
Rey Whetten
"Feeling connected to the larger scientific community is very important. An award is the nicest kind of connection, saying that your work is appreciated by your peers."
Dr. Jerry Tersoff, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
[on receiving the 2007 AVS Medard W. Welch Award]
