Lam Research Science Lectures

Dates and Subject

Date Lecture  (General Subject) Presenter
October 20, Sat
Careers in Science Joyce R. Blueford, Ph.D.(Geology)
November 17, Sat
Engineering David Craven, MA, MSEE(Electrical Engineering)
January 26, Sat Paleontology Lisa White, Ph.D. (Geology)
February 16, Sat Hydrology Ausaf Rahman, Ph.D. (Hydrology)
March 23, Sat Chemistry Pat Gordon, M.S. (Chemistry)
May 4, Sat Engineering Theresa Pelkey  (Engineer)
May 18, Sat Medicine Richard Godfrey, M.D. (Surgeon)

 


About the Lectures

This lecture series, funded by Lam Research Corporation, explores various careers in science and engineering, tailored to a junior high school audience. Lectures will be one hour long with a half hour reception afterwards to allow students to interact with other students and the speaker. The dates of the series are listed below.  Parents are invited if room permits.  Parents should also register.  You will get a reminder of the lecture that you signed up for.  If you have any questions, please contact Joyce Blueford at blueford@msnucleus.org

All lectures are from 10:30-11:30 am on Sat with a half hour cookie reception from 11:30 am-12:00 pm to ask the speakers more questions.  Lectures are at 4074 Eggers Drive (Children's Natural History Museum managed by the Math Science Nucleus, a non profit organization.)


 

About Lam Research

Lam Research Corporation has been a major supplier of wafer fabrication equipment and services to the worldwide semiconductor industry for more than 30 years.  As the industry transitions from business computer-based applications to feature-rich consumer products, chipmakers are challenged to mass produce highly sophisticated devices.  To keep pace and meet demanding production requirements, semiconductor manufacturers will need to invest in highly versatile and reliable wafer fabrication equipment.  As the market leader in plasma etch and a leading supplier of single-wafer clean products, Lam Research strives to consistently deliver the technical capability and cost-effective performance our customers require.  With corporate headquarters located in Fremont, California, the Company maintains a network of facilities throughout North America, Europe, and Asia to meet the complex and changing needs of its global customer base. 

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