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Robert Keller
Research Interests Mechanical behavior of materials, failure analysis, reliability testing & physics, properties of thin films and nanomaterials, deformation, crystal defects, electron microscopy (TEM, SEM, CBED, EBSD). Present project: Analytical Transmission SEM for NanomaterialsNational Research Council Post-Doctoral Opportunities: (you will be leaving NIST webspace)
Professional Activities: Symposium Organizer, Carbon-Based Electronic Devices – Processing, Performance, and Reliability, MRS (2010) - you will be leaving NIST webspace when selecting this link
Member, Material Measurement Laboratory People Council (links to internal NIST website), NIST (2007 to present) Member, Boulder Editorial Review Board, NIST (2006 to 2009) Organizer, NIST-NSF-CU Workshop on Materials Characterization for Nanoscale Reliability (2007) Organizer, NIST-NSF-CU Workshop on Reliability Issues in Nanomaterials (2004) Member, NIST Research Advisory Committee (1999-2001) Symposium Organizer, Materials Reliability in Microelectronics VII, MRS (1997) - you will be leaving NIST webspace when selecting this link
Materials Research Society – member, symposium organizer TMS – member Semiconductor Research Corporation – technical advisory board member, nanoelectronics research initiative team member
U.S. Department of Commerce Bronze Award – 2008 Selected Publications
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 Position: Materials Research Engineer
Applied Chemicals and Materials Division Nanoscale Reliability Group Related Links:Employment History:2009 to present: Project Leader, Reliability Metrologies for Advanced Electronic Interconnects, Analytical Transmission SEM for Nanomaterials 2001 to 2009: Group Leader, Nanoscale Reliability and Microscale Measurements Groups, Materials Reliability Division, NIST 2000 to 2001: Guest Scientist, Max-Planck-Institut für Metallforschung (Metals Research), Stuttgart, Germany 1995 to 2001: Materials Research Engineer, Materials Reliability Division, NIST 1993 to 1995: National Research Council Post-Doctoral Fellow, Materials Reliability Division, NIST 1991 to 1992: Visiting Scientist, Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Institut für Werkstoffwissenschaften (Materials Science), Erlangen, Germany 1983 to 1986: Materials and Process Engineering Technician, Honeywell, New Brighton, MNEducation:Ph.D., Materials Science and Engineering, University of Minnesota, 1991 B.S., Materials Science and Engineering, University of Minnesota, 1986 Contact
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