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Prof. Dr. C.I.M. Beenakker 简介图为Prof. dr. C.I.M. Beenakker被聘任为清华大学客座教授的情景Prof. Dr. C.I.M. Beenakker (Kees)Kees Beenakker was born in Leiden in 1948. After the gymnasium he studied chemistry and physics at Leiden university. In 1971 he got his M. Sc. and joined as an Ph. D. student the FOM-Institute for Atomic and Molecular Physics in Amsterdam. After he obtained his Ph. D. in 1974 he joined Philips Research Laboratories in Eindhoven. There he was involved in various research projects related to IC technology. In 1982 he moved to the Philips Semiconductor Division in Nijmegen to become head of the corporate assembly process and equipment development. In that position first intensive contacts were established with the microelectronics industry in the Far East. In 1987 he resigned at Philips and became cofounder of Eurasem, a European hi-rel IC assembly company. In 1989 Kees Beenakker joined Dimes and is since 1990 full professor at the faculty of EEMCS (Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science). From 1990 till 2004 he was chairman of the ECTM laboratory. In 1999 he was appointed chairman of the department of Microelectronics and Computer Engineering. He is a member of the national Medea advisory committee, member of the scientific board of the Debije Institute, the ENIAC scientific council and board member of Boschman Technologies. He is a founder of the Else Kooi Foundation, the SAFE conference, the Tsing Hua-TU Delft training centre of microelectronics technology in Beijing and the Fudan-TU Delft International school of microelectronics in Shanghai. Since March 2006 he holds a honorary guest professorship at the Tsinghua University in Beijing. In March 2007 he was appointed scientific director of DIMES, the Delft institute of microsystems and nanoelectronics. Since June 2008 he is elected chaiman of the academic council of Point-One, the national initiative on nanoelectronics and embedded systems. His specific research interests include technology for thin films and integrated circuits.Prof. dr. C.I.M. Beenakker 简历Prof. dr. C.I.M. Beenakker (Kees)Kees Beenakker was born in Leiden in 1948. After the gymnasium he studied chemistry and physics at Leiden university. In 1971 he got his M. Sc. and joined as an Ph. D. student the FOM-Institute for Atomic and Molecular Physics in Amsterdam. After he obtained his Ph. D. in 1974 he joined Philips Research Laboratories in Eindhoven. There he was involved in various research projects related to IC technology. In 1982 he moved to the Philips Semiconductor Division in Nijmegen to become head of the corporate assembly process and equipment development. In that position first intensive contacts were established with the microelectronics industry in the Far East. In 1987 he resigned at Philips and became cofounder of Eurasem, a European hi-rel IC assembly company. In 1989 Kees Beenakker joined Dimes and is since 1990 full professor at the faculty of EEMCS (Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science). From 1990 till 2004 he was chairman of the ECTM laboratory. In 1999 he was appointed chairman of the department of Microelectronics and Computer Engineering. He is a member of the national Medea advisory committee, member of the scientific board of the Debije Institute, the ENIAC scientific council and board member of Boschman Technologies. He is a founder of the Else Kooi Foundation, the SAFE conference, the Tsing Hua-TU Delft training centre of microelectronics technology in Beijing and the Fudan-TU Delft International school of microelectronics in Shanghai. Since March 2006 he holds a honorary guest professorship at the Tsinghua University in Beijing. In March 2007 he was appointed scientific director of DIMES, the Delft institute of microsystems and nanoelectronics. Since June 2008 he is elected chaiman of the academic council of Point-One, the national initiative on nanoelectronics and embedded systems. His specific research interests include technology for thin films and integrated circuits.2. Education1966Gymnasium b at Leiden1969B. Sc. Chemistry and Physics at Leiden University1971M. Sc. Theoretical Organic Chemistry at Leiden University1974Ph. D. in Chemistry and Physics at Leiden University. The experimental work was done at the worldwide reputable FOM-Institute of Atomic and Molecular Physics (www.amolf.nl) in Amsterdam. Promotores were Prof. Dr. J. Kistemaker and Prof. Dr. L.J. Oosterhoff.1974Was honoured as a most bright student getting a special position at Philips, which waived the military service.3. CareerApril 1974 - September 1982: Philips Research Laboratories in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Various research projects were performed in the fields of analytical chemistry, plasma chemistry and IC technology. A patent was obtained for a new type of microwave cavity, which is now worldwide called the Beenakker cavity, which for the first time allowed a helium discharge at atmospheric pressure and is now widely used in commercial GC-MS spectroscopy. First to set up and coordinate the research in the field of plasma etching and plasma deposition, which were at that time emerging technologies in IC fabrication. Evaluated titanium, tungsten and tantalum silicides and high Ohmic resistors for use in IC technology.September 1982 - May 1987: Philips Semiconductors at Nijmegen, the Netherlands. Head of a department of 40 people and world wide responsible for the development of packages, processes and equipment for the assembly of ICs and discrete elements. Defined with Japanese companies (Mashushita, Sharp) new package families for dual in line and quad pack small outline packages. Invited speaker on behalf of Europe on the Kobe conference in 1985. Developed the first in-line assembly module and implemented it in the Philips Kaohsiung factory. A main task was the transfer of the know-how to the assembly factories in the Far East and to set up a development centre there. Started cooperation with Mashushita in Japan and with Signetics in the US in the field of IC packaging.Nowadays the proposed packages are worldwide used, the Nijmegen group has successfully expanded to a centre for innovative packaging with about 60 high level researchers, while the Kaohsiung development centre supports the innovation in assembly process and equipment.May 1987 - November 1989: Eurasem B.V. at Nijmegen. Confounder and director of operations. Eurasem was the first independent assembly company in Europe. The company assembles complex and high rel ICs in a highly automated production environment. The company is now part of Elmos and employs about 100 people. Extensive experience gained in starting up a company.November 1989 -: Head of the sector IC process research and director of the Delft Institute of Microelectronics and Submicron technology (DIMES). DIMES is the Dutch national research centre in the field of silicon microelectronics. It was established in 1987 and has newest equipment. A business strategy was defined based on equipment capabilities, existing expertise and scientific challenges and has lead to four successful research directions: microsystems, large area thin film transistors, analogue IC and solar cells. This research had lead to many contracts with science foundations and industry, like Seiko-Epson, NXP, ASML, BESI and 50 other smaller companies. The business model of open innovation was started and a similar model is now used by Philips.MiPlaza. From 1987 to 2010 Dimes grew from 10 scientific staff to 50 now and from 10 Ph. D. students to 250 now. It attracts scientists from all over the world. Total income from projects (industrial, science foundations) about 5M annually.May 1990 - 1994: Member of the National Expert Committee for the JESSI programme (Joint European Submicron Silicon Initiative). This committee reports to the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and is responsible for the evaluation of the projects executed by the big industrial companies, like ASML and NXP.June 1990 -: Appointment to full professor in IC technology and member of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Delft University of Technology. Till now academic promotor of about 20 Ph. D. students in various IC related projects.November 1991 - May 1994: Member of the Board of Tempress B.V., a Dutch company involved in waferfab equipment.December 1992 October 2003: Member and since 1998 president of the Board of Boschman Technologies in DuivenJanuary 1993 -: Member of the Technology Committee of the Scientific Institute of the CDA, the largest political party in the Netherlands. Founder of the innovation platform of that party.September 1993 January 2004: Chairman of the Laboratory of Electronic Components, Technology and Materials. This group was built up from 20 persons till eventually 80 scientists and supporting personnel. More than half of the revenues is generated from cooperation with industry. Broadening of the research activities to solar cells, microwave components and thin film transistors. September 1993 - : Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the 25th European Solid State Device Research Conference, The Hague, September 24-27, 1995. This conference was attended by 500 scientists and fully supported by industry. The revenue was used to constitute the Else Kooi Prijs for young scientists.January 1995 - : Head of the DIMES Technology CentreJanuary 1995- : national and international consultant for MEDEA projects (European projects for the IC industry).February 1995 - : Founder, secretary and since 2004 chairman of the Foundation Else Kooi, which supports young Dutch scientists in the field of microelectronics.June 1997- January 2003: Founder and committee member of the SAFE conference, a platform for young scientists in the region Netherlands, Belgium and Germany to meet each other and to exchange ideas.October 1999 October 2010: Chairman of the department of microelectronics and computer engineering at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science of Delft University of Technology. The department consists of 10 full professors of which 7 are from abroad. In addition there are three part time professors linked with industry (NXP, Dalsa, Philips). Thereabove there is 22 scientific staff at the associate and assistant professor level as well as 40 supporting staff. The department counts about 200 Ph. D. students, 180 M. Sc. students and 10 postdocs representing 23 different nationalities. During the recent evaluation several groups within the department were ranked excellent. Six professors are now IEEE fellow, two are member of the Royal Academy of Sciences, KNAW. The department got several Vidi awards for excellent young scientists. Two professors are editor of international journals. Brought department in better shape by acquiring several new projects and starting the internationalization of the m.sc. education. Set the model for the Netherlands by focussing on quality together with raising scholarships from industry to be able to select the best students. In this way brought the department in a sound financial situation. Designed the course Introduction into Microelectronics for M. Sc. students and teached Solid State Physics for 3rd year bachelor students. In November 2005 the educational level of the department was ranked number 7 worldwide by EE Times and in 2009 2nd in Europe in electronics design by the IEEE Journal of Circuits. April 2001 - : Founder of the DIMES/Imetu training centre in microelectronics in Beijing. This joint Dutch/Chinese centre was opened on November 26, 2001 by the Dutch minister of economic affairs, Mrs Jorritsma, who donated Euro 150.000 as the national gift during the trading mission in November 2001.October 2003-: member of the national monitoring committee for the European MEDEA project. This committee reports to the Ministry of Economic Affairs and evaluates projects by industry.January 2004 - : Founder of the Fudan TU Delft International School of Microelectronics, located in Shanghai. The school has officially been opened on January 14, 2004 by the Dutch minister of education, Mrs. M. van der Hoeven who donated five full scholarships to support the School.January 2004-: member of the advisory board of Boschman Technologies, the NetherlandsFebruary 2004-: member of the scientific advisory board of the Debije Institute of Utrecht UniversityMarch 2006- : appointed honorary guest professor at Tsinghua University, Beijing. Re-appointed in 2009.December 2006-: member of the academic council of ENIAC, the European Nano InitiativeJanuary 2007-: chairman of the workgroup More than Moore of Point One, the Dutch initiative for Microsystems and NanoelectronicsMarch 2007-: scientific director of Dimes, the Delft Institute of Microsystems and Nanoelectronics. During the last 17 years Dimes grew out to an internationally respected research institute in the field of Microsystems and Nanoelectronics and has about 250 Ph. D. students. It consists of members of the department of microelectronics, the faculty of Applied Sciences, Mechanical Engineering and Aerospace Engineering. It focuses on research, Ph. D. education, internationalization and business start-up. Recently obtained multimillion euro projects are in heterogeneous integration of microelectronics and optoelectronics and in microsystem based chemical reactors for the study of catalysis. In October 2009 the institute was re-accredited by the Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences and Arts.June 2008-: elected chairman of the academic council of Point-One, a government initiative to promote industrial and academic cooperation in the field of hitech systems and materials.代尔夫特理工大学简介 荷兰代尔夫特理工大学 Delft University of Technology, (荷兰语：Technische Universiteit Delft； 官方网站：http:/home.tudelft.nl/en/) 是世界上顶尖的理工大学之一 （在Engineering University全球排名11，欧洲排名第2，2009 年全球综合排名83 名）。学校位于荷兰代尔夫特市，是荷兰规模最大最具有综合性的理工大学，其航空工程，电子工程，水利工程，建筑与环境工程等学科在世界上都具有领先地位和卓越声望，EE Times显示，荷兰的代尔夫特理工大学在最佳电子工程类大学排名中，位于全球第七，在微电子方面有自己的芯片生产厂和研发中心DIMES。她与英国帝国理工学院，瑞士苏黎世联邦理工学院，德国亚琛理工大学構成IDEA 联盟。根据英国泰晤士报高等教育版的排名，代尔伏特理工大学位列世界顶尖大学行列。 代尔夫特理工大学高质量的教学、科研水平在荷兰国内和国际上都具有极高的知名度，得到包括美国工程技术学会 American Board of Engineeringand Technology 在内的许多国际技术组织的认可。每年，该校有近4000 篇论文在各类专业期刊上发表。治学严谨、注重基础理论和应用技术研究，探讨最新前沿科学理论已成为该校教学和学术研究的主导思想，技术创新是代尔夫特理工大学研究工作的一个重要组成部分，学校有三个被荷兰教育、科学、文化部支持的研究所；同时还拥有6 个荷兰国家级研究单位（Depth Strategy Studies）。代尔夫特理工大学具有一流的教学设施和科研设备，顶部附满绿草的图书馆是学校的标志性建筑之一（右上图）。该大学还与国际上很多著名的工业技术大学建立了广泛的合作交流，与许多跨国公司和知名研究机构如飞利浦，壳牌石油等保持密切联系，因此许多学生有机会在这些机构中完成部分学业或研究工作，这也是其毕业生高质量工作和高薪金的保证。学校的所在地-代尔夫特，是荷兰的历史名城。荷兰王室的创始人-William of Orange 就是在代尔夫特开始执掌政权。直到今天，荷兰王室的家族教堂仍然是在代尔夫特。荷兰著名画家杨维梅尔和显微镜的发明人安東尼凡雷文霍克也都是在该诚出生，成名的。代尔夫特生产的瓷器-Delft Blue 曾是欧洲王室专用的瓷器，在欧洲享有盛名。Erwin P. Stoschek 教授简介Erwin Stoschek教授Erwin Paul Stoschek（简称：Erwin Stoschek）博士德国德雷斯顿理工大学的教授、校理事兼博士生导师拥有电子工程和计算机科学双博士头衔1992年10月1日1997年5月5日期间担任德国德雷斯顿理工大学计算机学院院长Erwin Stoschek教授学识渊博，他在电子工程、数学算法、计算机逻辑、计算机绘画艺术、陶瓷设计、生物信息学以及仿生学等领域都有着很深的造诣。Erwin Paul Stoschek教授有着丰富的工作经历：19661973， 他在德国的著名的Robotron Computer Industries工作了7年；1973-2004年Erwin Stoschek博士被德国德雷斯顿理工大学聘请回校,后来被聘为教授兼博士生导师，并一直工作至今。在此期间他还先后担任了生物信息学代理首席教授，自动控制与运算法则首席教授，计算机学院院长，以及校理事等重要职务。2004年9月-2007年6月Erwin Stoschek博士被桂林电子科技大学聘为客座教授。2007年9月-2010年6月Erwin Stoschek博士被评为重庆大学客座教授和重庆市政府外聘专家，期间获得“重庆市三峡友谊奖”。Erwin Stoschek教授拥有5部学术专著：Adventure Algorithm Vol.1Erwin P. StoschekDresden: Dresden University Publishing; 1996; ISBN 3-931828-31-XAdventure Algorithm Vol.2Erwin P. StoschekDresden: Dresden University Publishing; 1997; ISBN 3-931828-58-1Adventure Algorithm Vol.3Erwin P. StoschekDresden: Dresden University Publishing; 1998; ISBN 3-931828-77-8Nikolaus Joachim Lehmann. Founder of the Computer Science in SaxonyErwin P. Stoschek, A. Griewank, editorsDresden: Dresden University Publishing; 997; ISBN 3-931828-5Computer Graphics in between Algorithm and ImaginationErwin P. Stoschek, D. SchnfeldGermany: Harri Deutsch Publishing; 2000. ISBN 3-8171-1640-3最近几年的主要论文（第一作者）：DNA-Computing A functional model and its labpractical implementationE. P. Stoschek; M. Sturm; T. HinzeInformatik Forschung und Entwicklung (2001) 16, 35-52Algorithmic generation of computer graphics, particularly of floral and animal patterns, mimicing aspects of gene expressionE.P. Stoschek; D. SchnfeldBioinformatics Workshop Boston University, July 2002Molecular biologic method to solve NP-problemsE. P. Stoschek; M. Sturm; T. Hinze; O. N. Koufaki; M. Hauses; H. K. SchackertGerman Patent DE 19853726, 2003Bionics Sis computer graphics design + engineering applicationsE. P. Stoschek; D. SchnfeldEuroMold Frankfurt 3.6; December 2003Erwin Stoschek教授左图为1992年10月1日Erwin Stoschek教授出任德国德雷斯顿理工大学计算机学院院长的照片http:/www.inf.tu-dresden.de/index.php?node_id=9&ln=en右图为 2000年6月19日德国德雷斯顿理工大学理事、诺贝尔奖获得者Gnter Blobel教授接受Erwin Stoschek教授授予他计算机绘画艺术部长职务，Erwin Stoschek教授并向其赠送了他的创作作品。http:/tu-dresden.de/die_tu_dresden/portrait/geschichte/g21jhdh21Erwin Stoschek教授与中国：Erwin Stoschek教授对中国有着深厚的感情，他的私人图书室里珍藏了很多关于中国的书籍，尤其是关于毛主席的书籍，他本人曾先后2次作为特邀专家到过中国，并为促进中德之间的友谊做出了杰出贡献。Erwin Stoschek教授在桂林电子科技大学担任客座教授期间为桂林电子科技大学的学科建设和桂林市的城市发展做出了重要贡献，而且还帮助德雷斯顿市和桂林市结为姐妹城市。左图为Erwin Stoschek教授在桂林电子科技大学受到当时校长谭永红教授的亲切接见！ /news/view.asp?NewsID=3558&classID=22004年5月31日至6月2日Erwin Stoschek教授陪同德国德雷斯顿工业大学国际学院院长Mehlhorn博士（前德雷斯顿工业大学校长）与德雷斯顿工业大学教育培训中心主任WARNKE女士到桂林电子工业学院访问、洽谈进一步开展双边合作事宜，并签署了相关合作协议。右图为Erwin Stoschek教授在签字仪式上/news/view.asp?NewsID=3989&classID=2左图为Erwin Stoschek 帮助桂林电子科技大学邀请到HERBELL教授国际知名的环境工程专家，也是德国政府教育机构派往中国审评留德人员的主要成员到该校访问，并与桂林电子科技大学和桂林市容局洽谈有关共同研究和实施桂林市垃圾资源再利用项目内容，以便根据桂林市垃圾处理的再利用前景在德国申请约一千万人民币的援助经费。/news/