U.S.-Europe Regional Workshop on Non-Stoichiometry in Semiconductor Heterostructures; Jena, Germany; October 10-14, 1994.

9318766 Bachmann该奖项支持七位美国科学家参加由北卡罗来纳州州立大学的Klaus Bachmann教授和柏林Hahn-Meitner研究所的Hans Flietner教授共同组织的研讨会，他们都处于研究生涯的早期阶段。 会议将在德国东部耶拿附近举行，以便利东欧的科学家参加。 讲习班的目的是促进信息交流和在半导体异质结构非化学计量一般领域内开展国际合作研究。 研讨会讨论的具体议题包括成像和表征、表面诱导有序化和生长过程的稳定化，以及用于检测异质结化学计量偏差的电学方法。 此外，与会者将研究异质结构的性质与其界面区域的组成，结构和化学计量的关系。 这一领域的材料研究是相当大的当前利益和潜在的应用，电子材料。 东欧和前苏联正在进行的创新研究在西方并不特别出名。 虽然这种情况正在发生变化，但这次小型会议的东西方性质应该大大增加这项工作的曝光率，并大大促进美国，德国和东欧专家在这一重要领域。 ***

9318766 Bachmann This award supports the participation of seven U.S. scientists, all at early stages of their research careers, in a workshop co-organized by Professor Klaus Bachmann of North Carolina State University and Professor Hans Flietner of the Hahn-Meitner Institute in Berlin. The meeting will be held near Jena, in the eastern part of Germany, in order to facilitate the participation of scientists from Eastern Europe. The objective of the workshop is to promote the exchange of information and the initiation of international cooperative research within the general area of non-stoichiometry in semiconductor heterostructures. Specific topics to be covered in the workshop discussions include imaging and characterization, surface induced ordering and stabilization of growth processes, and electrical methods for detecting deviations from stoichiometry at heterojunctions. In addition, the participants will examine the relation of the properties of heterostructures to the composition, structure and stoichiometry of their interfacial regions. This area of materials research is of considerable current interest and potential applications to electronic materials. Innovative research being carried out in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union was not particularly well known in the West. While this situation is changing, the intentional east-west character of this small meeting should considerably increase the exposure of that work and greatly facilitate the development of new collaborative links among U.S., German and Eastern European experts in this important area. ***