Chip technology earns Japan Prize

Today's processors owe
advancement to chemically amplified photoresists. 



C. Grant Willson



Chemically Amplified Resists – "materials used in
lithography to form the structures in today's semiconductor devices" –
developed at IBM's research lab in San Jose in the early 1980s (the lab since
moved to Almaden, CA in 1986) by professors C. Grant
Willson (who was working at IBM Research at the

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IBM Scientists Honored with Feynman Prize

Dr. Gerhard Meyer

This past weekend, IBM Research scientists Gerhard Meyer, Leo Gross, and Jascha Repp (Dr. Repp now works at Regensburg University) were awarded the Foresight Institute's Feynman Prize for Experiment for their work in advancing the frontiers of scanning probe microscopy.

Dr. Richard Feynman is a Nobel Prize laureate, whose original goal of building systems of molecular

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40 years of breakthroughs in Haifa, Israel

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