Senior Technical Staff Member, Manager at IBM, Senior Engineer, Manager at IBM
Location:
Greater New York City Area
Industry:
Semiconductors
Work:
IBM since Jun 2005
Senior Technical Staff Member, Manager
IBM since Jun 1991
Senior Engineer, Manager
Education:
University of Michigan 1986 - 1991
PhD, Nuclear Engineering
University of Oklahoma 1980 - 1986
BS, MS, Nuclear Engineering
University of California, Los Angeles - The Anderson School of Management
Dwight Morrow High School 2007 - 2014
Science Teacher
Ams Education 1996 - 2013
Local Implementation Team Mentor
While Plains City Schools 1985 - 2007
Science Teacher
Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory 1985 - 2007
Science Educator and Consultant
Education:
Teachers College, Columbia University 1985 - 1987
Master of Education, Masters, Teaching
Teachers College, Columbia University 1970 - 1974
Doctorates, Doctor of Education, Masters, Master of Arts In Teaching, Earth Science, Teacher Education
Columbia University In the City of New York 1966 - 1970
Bachelors, Bachelor of Arts, Geology
Skills:
Curriculum Development Teaching Curriculum Design Educational Technology Teacher Training Higher Education Educational Leadership Research Classroom Instructional Design Science Staff Development Lesson Planning Public Speaking Tutoring Grant Writing E Learning Editing Community Outreach Adult Education Non Profits Program Evaluation Lecturing Science Education Education Policy Nonprofits Spanish Grants K 12 Student Affairs Instructional Technology Statistics Elementary Education Student Development Volunteer Management Secondary Education Fundraising Academic Advising Proofreading Literature Data Analysis International Education Esl Differentiated Instruction Program Development History Classroom Management Qualitative Research Admissions Leadership Development
Us Patents
Fluid Delivery Apparatus And Method Having An Infrared Feedline Sensor
James A. O'Neill - New City NY Michael L. Passow - Pleasant Valley NY Tina J. Cotler - Newburgh NY Jonathan D. Chapple-Sokol - Poughkeepsie NY Richard A. Conti - Mount Kisco NY Jyothi Singh - Hopewell Junction NY
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
B05D 306 C23C 800
US Classification:
427 8
Abstract:
An apparatus for processing a layer on a workpiece includes a source of reactant fluid, a reaction chamber having a support for the workpiece and a fluid delivery apparatus for feeding an input fluid into the reaction chamber with the input fluid being utilized to process the material. An infrared sensor is adapted to cooperate with the fluid delivery apparatus for sensing the concentration of a component of the input fluid. The infrared sensor includes an infrared light source positioned to direct a beam of infrared light at an infrared light detector through the input fluid. The infrared light detector produces an electrical output signal indicative of the amount of light received by the detector and therefore not absorbed by the input fluid.
Fluid Delivery Apparatus Having An Infrared Feedline Sensor
James A. O'Neill - New City NY Michael L. Passow - Pleasant Valley NY Tina J. Cotler - Newburgh NY Jonathan D. Chapple-Sokol - Poughkeepsie NY Richard A. Conti - Mount Kisco NY Jyothi Singh - Hopewell Junction NY
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
B05C 500
US Classification:
118663
Abstract:
An apparatus for processing a layer on a workpiece includes a source of reactant fluid, a reaction chamber having a support for the workpiece and a fluid delivery apparatus for feeding an input fluid into the reaction chamber with the input fluid being utilized to process the material. An infrared sensor is adapted to cooperate with the fluid delivery apparatus for sensing the concentration of a component of the input fluid. The infrared sensor includes an infrared light source positioned to direct a beam of infrared light at an infrared light detector through the input fluid. The infrared light detector produces an electrical output signal indicative of the amount of light received by the detector and therefore not absorbed by the input fluid.
Method And Apparatus For Optical Emission End Point Detection In Plasma Etching Processes
James A. O'Neill - New City NY Michael L. Passow - Pleasant Valley NY Jyothi Singh - Hopewell Junction NY
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G01N 2100
US Classification:
156626
Abstract:
An apparatus and method for determining the time at which a plasma etching process should be terminated. The process generates at least one etch product species and a continuum plasma emission. The apparatus monitors the optical emission intensity of the plasma in a narrow band centered about a predetermined spectral line and generates a first signal indicative of the spectral intensity of the etch product species. The apparatus further monitors the optical emission intensity of the plasma in a wide band and generates a second signal indicative of the spectral intensity of the continuum plasma emission. The apparatus further monitors the magnitudes of the first and second signals and generates a termination signal when the magnitudes diverge.
Flickr
Youtube
Passow 12-11-09
Ying Yang Forever tour
Category:
Music
Uploaded:
19 Nov, 2009
Duration:
29s
AGUniverse - 2015, 10 September, Volume 6, Is...
What makes someone part of the AGUniverse? In a new feature, hear dire...
Duration:
44s
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Duration:
7m 27s
Introduction Mike Passow Feb 20 2021
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Duration:
14m 44s
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Douglas Sathler (UFVJM/CeGEO) interviews Michael Passow (Columbia Univ...
Duration:
7m 43s
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Duration:
38m 30s
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Duration:
2m 17s
Earth2Class Workshop Mar 6 2021 Part 1 SD 4...
Introduction by Dr. Michael J. Passow Part 1 Dr. Chris Zappa.