Jesmin Haq, Ph.D.

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2011 Chemical Engineering Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, United States 
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Bryan D. Vogt grad student 2011 Arizona State
 (Thermo-mechanical analysis of temporary bonding systems for flexible microelectronics fabrication applications.)
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Thomas L, Jan G, Zhu J, et al. (2014) Perpendicular spin transfer torque magnetic random access memories with high spin torque efficiency and thermal stability for embedded applications (invited) Journal of Applied Physics. 115
Haq J, Vogt BD, Raupp GB, et al. (2012) Finite element modeling of temporary bonding systems for flexible microelectronics fabrication Microelectronic Engineering. 94: 18-25
Haq J, Vogt BD, Raupp GB, et al. (2011) Impact of adhesive rheology on stress-distortion of bonded plastic substrates for flexible electronics applications Microelectronic Engineering. 88: 2852-2856
Haq J, Vogt BD, Howard E, et al. (2010) Temporary bond-debond technology for high-performance transistors on flexible substrates Journal of the Society For Information Display. 18: 884-891
Haq J, Ageno S, Raupp GB, et al. (2010) Temporary bond-debond process for manufacture of flexible electronics: Impact of adhesive and carrier properties on performance Journal of Applied Physics. 108
O'Rourke SM, Loy DE, Moyer C, et al. (2008) Direct fabrication of a-Si:H thin film transistor arrays on flexible substrates: Critical challenges and enabling solutions Ecs Transactions. 16: 49-54
O'Rourke SM, Loy DE, Moyer C, et al. (2008) Direct fabrication of a-Si:H thin film transistor arrays on flexible substrates for low power flexible displays Sid Conference Record of the International Display Research Conference. 122-125
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