Aug 2011 to 2000 Software DevelperUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison Madison, WI Jul 2004 to Jun 2011 Research AssistantUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison Madison, WI Jul 2004 to May 2011 Teaching AssistantInstitute for Mathematics and Its Application Minneapolis, MN Jul 2009 to Jul 2009 Summer projectNational Center for Atmospheric Research Boulder, CO Jul 2008 to Aug 2008 Summer Project
Education:
University of Wisconsin Madison, WI May 2011 Ph.D in MathematicsMath Department of University of Wisconsin-Madison Madison, WI American Physical Society
Dr. Wang graduated from the Shanghai Second Med Univ, Shanghai City, Shanghai, China in 1993. She works in Sammamish, WA and specializes in Family Medicine. Dr. Wang is affiliated with Swedish Medical Center - First Hill.
Matthew C. French - Falls Church VA, US Li Wang - Boise ID, US Deepak Agarwal - Austin TX, US Azadeh Davoodi - Madison WI, US
Assignee:
University of Southern California - Los Angeles CA
International Classification:
G06F 17/50
US Classification:
716133, 716132, 716134, 716135, 703 14
Abstract:
A configurable logic tool that allows minimization of dynamic power within an FPGA design without changing user-entered specifications. The minimization of power may use minimized clock nets as a first order operation, and a second order operation that minimizes other factors, such as area of placement, area of clocks and/or slack.
Production Of Films And Powders For Semiconductor Device Applications
Raghu Nath Bhattacharya - Littleton CO Rommel Noufi - Golden CO Li Wang - Golden CO
Assignee:
Midwest Research Institute - Kansas City MO
International Classification:
H01L 3118
US Classification:
427 76
Abstract:
A process for chemical bath deposition of selenide and sulfide salts as films and powders employable as precursors for the fabrication of solar cell devices. The films and powders include (1) Cu. sub. x Se. sub. n, wherein x=1-2 and n=1-3; (2) Cu. sub. x Ga. sub. y Se. sub. n, wherein x=1-2, y=0-1 and n=1-3; (3) Cu. sub. x In. sub. y Se. sub. n, wherein x=1-2. 27, y=0. 72-2 and n=1-3; (4) Cu. sub. x (InGa). sub. y Se. sub. n, wherein x=1-2. 17, y=0. 96-2 and n=1-3; (5) In. sub. y Se. sub. n, wherein y=1-2. 3 and n=1-3; (6) Cu. sub. x S. sub. n, wherein x=1-2 and n=1-3; and (7) Cu. sub. x (InGa). sub. y (SeS). sub. n, wherein x=1-2, y=0. 07-2 and n=0. 663-3. A reaction vessel containing therein a substrate upon which will form one or more layers of semiconductor material is provided, and relevant solution mixtures are introduced in a sufficient quantity for a sufficient time and under favorable conditions into the vessel to react with each other to produce the resultant salt being prepared and deposited as one or more layers on the substrate and as a powder on the floor of the vessel. Hydrazine is present during all reaction processes producing non-gallium containing products and optionally present during reaction processes producing gallium-containing products to function as a strong reducing agent and thereby enhance reaction processes.
Improving The Density Of Carbon Molecular Sieves For The Storage Of Natural Gas
Luis M. Aparicio - Madison WI Scott R. Keenan - Dover NJ Li Wang - Bloomingdale IL
Assignee:
Allied-Signal Inc. - Morris Township, Morris County NJ
International Classification:
C01B 3102 C01B 3108 B01J 2030 B01J 2020
US Classification:
502418
Abstract:
Natural gas is stored in a closed vessel under a pressure of about 1400 to 4500 kPa using a carbon molecular sieve adsorbent. The deliverable volume of natural gas from a vessel packed with carbon molecular sieve particles is increased by raising the density of the polymer precursor of the carbon molecular sieve through adjustment of the conditions for suspension polymerization of vinylidene chloride.
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
B23K 1018
US Classification:
228264
Abstract:
A device for removal of a semiconductor chip interconnected to a substrate package via solder ball connections, for instance, includes an ultrasonic transducer for providing lateral ultrasonic vibration. A converter is coupled between the ultrasonic transducer and semiconductor chip for converting the lateral ultrasonic vibration to a torsional ultrasonic vibration, wherein the torsional ultrasonic vibration is perpendicular to the lateral ultrasonic vibration. The lateral-to-torsional converter further applies the torsional ultrasonic vibration to the chip for facilitating its removal from the substrate package. A method for removal of a semiconductor chip interconnected to a substrate package is also disclosed.
Li Wang (1997-2001), Amanda Prather (1994-1997), John Jacob (1985-1987), Vadim Bukchin (1999-2001), Josh Alper (1985-1987), Christopher Adams (1997-2000)