Veeco Supported 2010 MBE Innovator Award Winner

Co-sponsored by Veeco and the North America MBE organization, the 2010 MBE Innovator Award has given to Prof. Theodore Moustakas of the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at Boston University.
 
The North America MBE (NAMBE) organization selected Prof. Moustakas for his pioneering contributions in the development of MBE growth of nitride materials and the development of nitride optoelectronic devices prepared by MBE at this year’s NAMBE Conference that took place in Breckenridge, Colorado on September 28.

Particular contributions include the use of MBE for the synthesis and device fabrication of LEDs, laser diodes, photodetectors, and optical modulators operating in the visible and ultraviolet range.
 
Prof. Moustakas is the co-editor of eight books, has authored 300 papers, and has been granted 25 U.S. Patents, with several more pending.
 
In addition, intellectual property transpiring from his work has been licensed to a number of companies, including major manufacturers of blue LEDs and lasers.

Veeco congratulates Prof. Moustakas on his great, long-standing success, and will support this award as a key driver in the continuing expansion of MBE technology into eligible markets.

The MBE Innovator Award, initiated eight years ago, recognizes those individuals whose innovations have significantly advanced the field MBE in materials research,) device development, device commercialization, or  equipment development. The award consists of a $3,000 honorarium and plaque.

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