LEONARD FORBES, Professor and Consulting Engineer

at my home office in Corvallis, Oregon 

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UNIVERSITY OFFICE: Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Corvallis,OR 97331-3211 (541) 737-3145 office (voice mail), -3617 dept. (message), -3140 (lab), 737-1300(fax), email: flf@ece.orst.edu, prof@forbes4.com; use these for
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CONSULTING OFFICE: PO Box 1716, Corvallis, OR 97339-1716 (541) 753-1409voice/message/fax,   currently acting as Adjunct Research Fellowto Micron Technology Advanced Research Institute, 8000 S. Federal Way,Boise, Idaho, 83707-0006, email: lenforbes@forbes4.com (this phone number and email address are personal and are for use only for personal contacts
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EDUCATION

B.Sc (with Distinction) in Engineering Physics, 1962 University of Alberta,Edmonton; M.S. in Electrical Engineering, 1963 University of Illinois,Urbana; Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, 1970 University of Illinois, Urbana,Thesis Advisor, Professor C.T. Sah, Minor in Physics.

Post-Doctoral Continuing Education 1974-Summer: Short Course on IntegratedOptics University of California, Santa Barbara 1975-Summer: Short Courseon Charge Transfer (Coupled) Devices University of Southern California,Los Angeles 1985-Summer: Organized Short Course on Defects in Silicon PortlandConference on Silicon Materials and Technology 1986-Summer: Organized ShortCourse on CMOS Technology Organized Short Course on GaAs Integrated CircuitsPortland Conference on Silicon Materials and Technology 1987-Summer: TriQuintSemiconductor Chip Design Course, a week long course and follow-on projecton chip design and layout 1990-IEDM IEEE Short Course on Silicon-on-InsulatorTechnology 1996-IEDM IEEE Short Course on DRAMs

HONORS/PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION

"Who's Who in America," 49th ed., p. 1207, 1994-1995. "Who's Who inthe World," (published by Who's Who in America) 7th ed., p. 333, 1984-85."Who's Who in Technology Today," Physics and Related Topics, 4th ed., Vol.2, p.65, 1984. "Who's Who in the West," (published by Who's Who in America)19th ed., p. 277, 1984-85. "Men of Achievement," 8th ed., Vol. 1, 264,1981. "Who's Who in Engineering," 4th ed., p. 226, 1980.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE AND UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE

Research Associate, University of Illinois, Urbana, 1970; IBM VisitingProfessor, Howard University, Washington, DC, 1972;  Assistant Professor,University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, 1973-75; Associate Professor, Universityof California at Davis, 1976-77 and 1979-81;  Adjunct Professor, PortlandState University, 1983; Professor, Oregon State University, 1983-2000;Visiting Professor University of California San Diego, 2000-2001; Professor,Oregon State University, 2001-current.

INDUSTRIAL/CONSULTING EXPERIENCE

1970-72 Staff Engineer, IBM Components Div., Fishkill N.Y. and Manassas,Virginia; 1973 Consultant to TELEX Computer Products, Tulsa, OK; 1974 Consultantto D.H. Baldwin, Fayetteville, AR; 1978 at Hewlett-Packard Labs., PaloAlto, California; 1979-81 Consultant to Hewlett-Packard, Santa Rosa, Calif.;1981-85 Consultant to Fairchild Semiconductor, Healdsburg, California;1988-1992 Consultant(summer
Research Fellow)to Naval Ocean Systems Center, San Diego, California;1993 Consultant to Hewlett-Packard, Corvallis, OR; 1996-Present, AdjunctResearch Fellow, Micron Advanced Research Institute, Boise, Idaho.

MILTARY SERVICE

Long Range Navigator, Royal Canadian Air Force,Ottawa, Ontario, Canada;1958 - 1966, Rank on release F/L (Captain) and stationed in Nova Scotiaon long range maritime patrols over the North Atlantic. Lead navigatorresponsible for both long range and tactical command of an anti-submarineaircraft with a crew of twelve.