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Method for forming an interface between germanium and other materials

InactiveUS20060099782A1Improved carrier mobilityHinder germanium oxide formationSemiconductor/solid-state device manufacturingSemiconductor devicesIntegrated circuitSemiconductor structure
Interfaces that are portions of semiconductor structures used in integrated circuits and optoelectronic devices are described. In one instance, the semiconductor structure has an interface including a semiconductor surface, an interfacial layer including sulfur, and an electrically active layer (e.g., a dielectric or a metal). Such an interface can inhibit oxidation and improve the carrier mobility of the semiconductor structures in which such an interface is incorporated. The interfacial layer can be created by exposure of the semiconductor surface to sulfur donating compounds (e.g., H2S or SF6) and, optionally, heating.
Owner:MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECH

Method for Producing Virtual Ge Substrates for III/V-Integration on Si(001)

Relaxed germanium buffer layers can be grown economically on misoriented silicon wafers by low-energy plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition, in conjunction with thermal annealing and / or patterning, the buffer layers can serve as high-quality virtual substrates for the growth of crack-free GaAs layers suitable for high-efficiency solar cells, lasers and field effect transistors.
Owner:DICHROIC CELL

Middle Turbinate Medializer

InactiveUS20070293946A1Avoid stickingRestoring natural anatomySuture equipmentsDiagnosticsPalate muscleMiddle turbinates
Medializing the middle turbinate in the nose has been realized as a solution to the common complication of adhesions following nasal and sinus surgery. The invention provides a system for medializing the middle turbinate by attaching the middle turbinate temporarily to the nasal septum. The attachment is performed using a wafer with means on both sides for attaching the wafer to a mucosal surface. The attachment may also be performed using a tissue adhesive, pins, or other medical devices described herein. The invention also provides a system for attaching the uvula to the nasopharyngeal side of the soft palate. The invention provides a medical device for use in the inventive procedures as well as methods for the procedures and kits for use by a physician.
Owner:ARTHROCARE
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