SERDAR AKSU: RESUME:  LAST UPDATE ON 9/19/2001


Serdar Aksu
E-mail: serdar@socrates.berkeley.edu
Web Site: www.mse.berkeley.edu/groups/doyle/serdar/serdar.html
Address: 1622 MLK Jr. Way Apt: A,    Berkeley, CA 94709
Office     : (510) 642 5317
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EDUCATION


 

Ph.D., Candidate, Materials Science and Engineering, University of California at Berkeley , GPA: 3.78
Thesis topic: “The Role of Complexing Agents in the Chemical Mechanical Planarization (CMP) of Copper Thin Films”, expected Dec 2001
Advisor: Fiona M. Doyle
Primary specialization: Materials Science and Engineering
Minors: Electronic Materials; Civil and Environmental Engineering

M.S., Metallurgical and Materials Engineering , Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO , May 1996, GPA: 3.98
Thesis title: “The Role of Lattice Heterogeneity and Roughness in the Establishment of Critical Surface Tension of Wetting of Naturally-Hydrophobic Solid Substrates”

B.Sc., Mining Engineering, Middle East Technical University , Ankara, Turkey, June 1992

 


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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE


 

In Materials Science and Engineering Department at University of California at Berkeley

 

In Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Department at Colorado School of Mines

 

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PUBLICATIONS


 

·        Aksu S. and Doyle F. M., Electrochemistry of Copper in Aqueous Ethylenediamine Solutions Submitted to The Journal of Electrochemical Society
PDF FILES:     Text        Figures     Tables
 

·        Aksu S. and Doyle F. M., Electrochemistry of Copper in Chemical Mechanical Planarization (CMP) Slurries Containing Glycine Submitted to The Journal of Electrochemical Society
PDF FILES:     Text       Figures      Tables
 

·        Aksu S. and Doyle F. M., Electrochemistry of Copper in Aqueous Glycine Solutions The Journal of Electrochemical Society, Vol. 148, No.1, pp. B51-B57, 2001.
PDF FILES:     Text       Figures      Tables
 

·        Aksu S. and Doyle F. M., The Role of EDTA and Glycine in the Chemical Mechanical Planarization (CMP) of Copper In Proc. 2nd International Conference on Processing Materials for Properties Editors: B. Mishra and C. Yamauchi, pp. 217-222, San Francisco, November 5-8, 2000
PDF FILE:   Entire Article
 

·        Aksu S. and Doyle F. M., Potential-pH Diagrams for Copper in Aqueous Solutions of Various Organic Complexing Agents In Proc. 197th Meeting of Electrochemical Society; Electrochemistry and Metal Processing
Editors: R. Woods and F. M. Doyle, pp. 258-269, Toronto, Canada May 14-18, 2000
PDF FILE:   Entire Article
 

·        Yarar B. and Aksu S., Quantification of the Roles of Surface Heterogeneity and Roughness in the Establishment of the Critical Surface Tension of Wetting of Hydrophobic Solids
In Proc. XX International Mineral Processing Congress
Editors: Heinz Hoberg and Harro von Blottnitz ,Vol. 3, pp. 41-51, Aachen, Germany, 1997
 

·        Yekeler M., Aksu S. and Yarar B., Model for the Prediction of the Critical Surface Tension of Wetting of Low Surface Energy Minerals In Proc. 1st UBC-MCGill Bi-Annual International Symposium
on Fundamentals of Mineral Processing Editors: J.S. Laskowski and G.W. Poling, pp. 17-27, Vancouver, British Colombia, 1995

 


PUBLICATIONS IN PREPARATION: Aksu S. and Doyle F. M.


 

 


POSTER PRESENTATIONS: Aksu S. and Doyle F. M.


 

·        The Utilization of Organic Complexing Agents in the Chemical Mechanical Polishing (CMP) of copper

In Symposium on Strategic Issues in Chemical Polishing Processes, Berkeley, CA, 1998

 

·        The Role of Glycine in the Chemical Mechanical Polishing (CMP) of Copper

In Symposium on R & D Needs in the Electronic Industry, Berkeley, CA, 2000

 

 

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