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Mark Snyder, a 26-year coaching veteran including 12 seasons as either a head coach or defensive coordinator, was named linebackers coach and special teams coordinator at Michigan State on Jan. 9.
Snyder and MSU head coach Mark Dantonio have coached together before, as Snyder was the linebackers coach at Ohio State from 2001-03 while Dantonio was the defensive coordinator for the Buckeyes. Snyder most recently served as the defensive coordinator at Texas A&M for the past three seasons (2012-14) and has eight years of coaching experience in the Big Ten Conference (Minnesota, 1997-2000; Ohio State, 2001-04). He has coached on multiple National Championship and conference championships staffs during his longtime coaching career.
During Snyder's stint as defensive coordinator at Texas A&M, two of his defensive linemen earned All-SEC honors, including consensus first-team All-American Damontre Moore in 2012. A third-round NFL Draft pick by the New York Giants (No. 81 overall) in 2013, Moore led the Aggies his junior season with 85 tackles, including 21 for losses and 12.5 sacks, to land on the All-SEC First Team. In 2014, true freshman Myles Garrett set a Texas A&M and SEC-freshman record with 11.5 sacks and was named a consensus first-team Freshman All-American as well as second-team All-SEC. During Texas A&M's 11-2 campaign in 2012 that ended with a win in the Cotton Bowl Classic over Oklahoma, Snyder's defense ranked 26th in the NCAA FBS in scoring defense, allowing 21.8 points per game.
Snyder spent two seasons (2010-11) as the defensive coordinator/linebackers coach at South Florida. Both of his defenses in Tampa ranked in the FBS Top 25 in rushing defense (22nd in 2010 at 125.6 ypg. and 15th in 2011 at 107.3 ypg.). During USF's 2010 season that ended with an 8-5 record and a win over Clemson in the Meineke Car Care Bowl, the Bulls ranked 17th in total defense (317.9 ypg.) and 22nd in scoring defense (20.0 ppg.). Snyder helped mentor first-team All-BIG EAST defensive tackle Terrell McClain, who was selected in the third round of the 2011 NFL Draft (No. 65 overall) by the Carolina Panthers. The Bulls were also one of the top defensive teams during the 2011 season in tackles for loss (No. 2 in FBS with 99; 8.25 pg.) and sacks (No. 4 with 39; 3.25 pg.).
Snyder was the head coach at Marshall for five seasons (2005-09) and helped lead the Thundering Herd transition from the Mid-American Conference to Conference USA. In Snyder's final year in 2009, Marshall went 6-6 during the regular-season and earned a berth in the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl. His program produced 40 all-conference selections, including 2006 Conference USA Defensive Player of the Year Albert McClellan, who had 18.5 tackles for loss and 11.5 sacks his sophomore season. Snyder produced a 22-37 overall record at Marshall (17-23 Conference USA).
Under Snyder, running back Ahmad Bradshaw was a two-time All-C-USA pick and ran for 19 touchdowns and 1,523 yards as a junior in 2006 to earn first-team all-league honors. Bradshaw was selected in the seventh round of the 2007 NFL Draft (No. 250 overall) by the New York Giants and won two Super Bowls with the Giants (XLII, XLVI); he is one of just eight running backs in NFL history to be the leading rusher in two Super Bowls.
McClellan, who had to sit out the 2007 season due to a knee injury, returned in 2008 to earn first-team All-C-USA honors for the second time in his career. He signed with the Baltimore Ravens as a rookie free agent in 2009 and is currently playing his fourth season in the NFL, all in Baltimore.
Prior to landing the head coaching position at Marshall, Snyder spent four seasons (2001-04) at Ohio State under former Buckeye coach Jim Tressel. During Snyder's time at OSU, the Buckeyes posted a 40-11 record, including a victory over No. 1 Miami (Florida) in the 2003 Fiesta Bowl to win the 2002 National Championship.
Snyder worked with Dantonio for three seasons in Columbus (2001-03) as the linebackers coach while Dantonio was the defensive coordinator. In 2003, Ohio State's defense was the second toughest against the run, allowing 62.3 yards per game, and was ranked No. 10 in total defense (296.9 ypg.) and No. 16 in scoring defense (17.6 ppg.). Those efforts helped the Buckeyes post an 11-2 record and finish No. 4 in the final polls. Dantonio and Snyder helped assembled the defense which led Ohio State to the 2002 National Championship, as the Buckeyes ranked second in the NCAA in scoring defense (13.1 ppg) and third in rushing defense (77.7 ypg.).
Upon Dantonio's departure to coach Cincinnati, Snyder was promoted to defensive coordinator at OSU for the 2004 season before leaving to become the head coach at Marshall. The 2004 Buckeyes went 8-4 and defeated Oklahoma State in the Alamo Bowl, 33-7.
Current Spartan co-defensive coordinator Mike Tressel was a graduate assistant linebackers coach for two seasons (2002-03) under Snyder at Ohio State. In addition, current MSU co-offensive coordinator/tight ends coach Jim Bollman was the offensive coordinator at Ohio State during Snyder's four seasons at OSU, and Spartan offensive line coach Mark Staten was a graduate assistant for the Buckeyes in 2002 and 2003. Snyder mentored two-time first-team All-America and three-time first-team All-Big Ten linebacker A.J. Hawk for three of his four seasons in Columbus. Hawk was the No. 5 overall pick in the 2006 NFL Draft by the Green Bay Packers after winning the 2005 Lombardi Award his senior year at Ohio State.
Snyder also coached NFL Draft picks Bobby Carpenter, Rob Reynolds and Matt Wilhelm at linebacker at OSU. Carpenter was a 2006 first-round draft pick (No. 18 overall) by the Dallas Cowboys, Reynolds was a fifth-round choice (No. 165 overall) by the Tennessee Titans in 2004, and Wilhelm was a fourth-round selection (No. 112 overall) by the San Diego Chargers in 2003. Wilhelm was a first-team All-American and first-team All-Big Ten linebacker on OSU's 2002 National Championship team.
Snyder also has Big Ten coaching experience at Minnesota, where he worked with the defensive ends for four seasons (1997-2000) under former Gopher coach Glen Mason. Snyder helped develop defensive end Lamanzer Williams, a first-team All-American and first-team All-Big Ten honoree in 1997 who led the nation with 18 sacks. Williams was a sixth-round NFL Draft choice (No. 179 overall) in 1998 by Jacksonville. Snyder also worked with defensive end Karon Riley, who earned first-team All-Big Ten honors in 2000 and was taken in the fourth round of the 2001 NFL Draft (No. 103 overall) by the Chicago Bears. In addition, Snyder coached Greg "Stylez" White, a seventh-round NFL Draft selection by Houston in 2002.
Snyder worked with MSU Director of Football Operations Tim Allen at Minnesota; Allen was the Director of Football Operations under Mason from 1997-2006.
Prior to landing a position in the Big Ten at Minnesota, Snyder spent six seasons on Jim Tressel's staff at Youngstown State (1991-96). Snyder, who was the outside linebacker coach for three years (1991-93), was given the added responsibility of special teams coordinator and inside linebackers coach in 1994 and was promoted to defensive coordinator and secondary coach in 1996. During his tenure at Youngstown State, the Penguins won three NCAA Division I-AA National Championships (1991, 1993, 1994) and played in four consecutive National Championship games.
Snyder's first full-time coaching position came at Central Florida as the linebackers coach in 1990 and after serving as a graduate assistant at UCF in 1989.
A native of South Point, Ohio, Snyder was an all-state selection for Ironton High School at quarterback and also played basketball and track. He went on to play free safety at Marshall.
In 1987, Snyder led the Southern Conference with 10 interceptions and was second on the team with 124 tackles his senior year at Marshall and helped lead the Herd to a landmark come-from-behind win at Louisville and a berth in Marshall's first-ever National Championship game. He captured honorable mention All-America honors and first-team All-Southern Conference honors that season as the Thundering Herd posted a 10-5 overall record and finished as national runner-up to Northeast Louisiana (43-42) in the 1987 Division I-AA National Championship game. Snyder's 10 interceptions in 1987 still stand as the Marshall and Southern Conference single-season record.
Snyder graduated from Marshall in the spring of 1988 and started his coaching career the following fall as a student assistant for the Herd.
Mark and his wife Beth, who is a native of Ironton, Ohio, and a graduate of the University of Kentucky, have three daughters: Chelsea, Lindsay, and Shaylee.

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No visit to India would be complete without first going to the Taj Mahal. This beautiful, white domed mausoleum is known as the "crown of palaces" and took 21 years to complete. You can't help but be awestruck when entering this gorgeous edifice. Delhi is nearby the Taj Mahal and has many historic ruins that travelers will want to checkout.
When planning your India travel during the winter months, make a trip to Gangtok when the Khecheopalri Lake is frozen. It is absolutely stunning, with the trees blanketed in thick white snow and the lights shining off the lake. The lake and surrounding land is considered sacred and wish-fulfilling.
Varanasi is another must-see location. It is considered the holy city and people come there to receive water from the Ganges River. Bombay is another city that has a lot of exciting attractions that you won't want to miss. It is a modern city that is known for business and many business travelers land up there.
Also known by "GK," this neighborhood is divided into GK-I and GK-II. GK-II has us hopping over piles of stuff, as shop-owners strategically spill out on the pavements with their wares.
This market is known for its two distinct sides: its collection of bridal wear on one side of the market, and the cool, new boutique labels on the other (not to mention the fabulous street art.) What used to be an alternative wedding boutique for up-and-coming designers has also became a h
This market is a straight-up hipster's paradise—and a treasure trove for any shopper who likes to support up-and-coming designers and niche stores that nicely showcase a strong sense of emerging Indian aesthetic.
The shops and stalls in this market are overflowing with daily Indian wear, heavier occasion wear, fabric, buttons, borders, studs, slippers and everything in between.
The trio of malls in Vasant Kunj cater to different budgets with an ensemble of independent retail stores, high street labels and luxury shopping. You'll find major Indian and international labels here—anything from Benetton to Bulgari.
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This shop made its name almost a decade ago selling contemporary furnishings; two years ago, Yves Saint Laurent and Lanvin vet Mathieu Gugumus-Leguillon arrived to launch the Bungalow—a line of women's wear.
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A British colonial church built in 1821, modeled on London's Church of St.-Martin's-in-the-Fields
Service and quality are what draw Bollywood starlets like Priyanka Chopra and Kareena Kapoor to Shobha Asar. Her flagship store in Worli has private consultation rooms for discreetness, and each piece of jewelry is handcrafted and one-of-a-kind.
The market is a riot of jewelry, spices, wandering cows, Gujarati tribeswomen, and, yes, tourists—because the shopping was so good.
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Riga, 30 June 2015 - At the Universal Health Conference celebrated in Riga during the last two days, the EGA (European Generic and Biosimilar medicines Association) joined forces with the Latvian EU Presidency and stakeholders EFPIA (European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations), EPF (European Patients Forum) and EPHA (European Public Health Alliance) to address universal health and wellbeing in Europe.
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Brussels, 16 June 2015 - The European Generic and Biosimilar medicines Association (EGA) welcomes the new report from the IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics on 'The Role of Generic Medicines in Sustaining Healthcare Systems: A European Perspective'.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Cleveland man serving a life sentence for holding three women captive in his home for a decade hanged himself in his prison cell with a bedsheet, officials said Wednesday in another shocking twist in the case that transfixed and appalled the city.
Ariel Castro, 53, was found hanging Tuesday night at the state prison in Orient, said JoEllen Smith, a spokeswoman for the corrections system. Prison medical staff performed CPR before Castro was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
"He took the coward's way out," said Elsie Cintron, a neighbor who lived up the street from the former school bus driver. "We're sad to hear that he's dead, but at the same time, we're happy he's gone, and now we know he can't ask for an appeal or try for one if he's acting like he's crazy."
Through a spokeswoman, his three victims declined to comment.
Castro was sentenced Aug. 1 to life in prison plus 1,000 years after pleading guilty to 937 counts, including kidnapping and rape, in a deal to avoid the death penalty. At his sentencing, he told the judge: "I'm not a monster. I'm sick."
A scornful Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Tim McGinty said: "This man couldn't take, for even a month, a small portion of what he had dished out for more than a decade."
Castro had been in a cell by himself in protective custody because of his notoriety, meaning he was checked every 30 minutes, but was not on a suicide watch, which entails constant supervision, Smith said. She said Castro used a bedsheet.
An autopsy showed the death was suicide by hanging, said Dr. Jan Gorniak, Franklin County coroner.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio asked the prison system to conduct a full investigation.
Castro's captives — Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight — disappeared separately between 2002 and 2004, when they were 14, 16 and 20 years old.
They were rescued from Castro's run-down house in a tough Cleveland neighborhood on May 6 when Berry broke out a screen door and yelled to neighbors.
Elation over the women's rescue turned to shock as details emerged about their captivity. Castro fathered a child with Berry while she was being held. The girl was 6 when she was freed.
Investigators also disclosed that the women were bound with chains, repeatedly raped and deprived of food and bathroom facilities. Knight told authorities that Castro impregnated her repeatedly and made her miscarry by starving her and punching her in the belly. Berry was forced to give birth in a plastic kiddie pool.
On Castro's old street Wednesday, freshly planted landscaping was in bloom on the site where his house stood before it was demolished by the city a month ago. Satellite TV trucks returned to record the scene.
Castro's suicide "does give a little bit of closure to the families and people that got affected by what he did," resident Jessica Burchett said, "but at the same time he deserved to be in there for his life because of what he did to those girls."
No one answered the door at the home of Castro's mother and brother.
His lawyers tried unsuccessfully to have a psychological examination of Castro done in jail before he was turned over to state authorities following his guilty plea, his attorney, Jaye Schlachet, said Wednesday. Schlachet would not comment further.
Members of the Guardian Angels volunteer patrol group stationed themselves in their red berets outside DeJesus' home and said her family didn't want to be bothered as the community absorbed the news.


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20th Century Fox is developing a film about the U.S. Supreme Court case that made same-sex marriage a nationwide right.
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The Miss USA pageant has new hosts, one step in its swift reassembly after fallout from Donald Trump's criticism of Mexican immigrants.
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Amanda Peterson, best known for her role in the 1987 romantic comedy "Can't Buy Me Love," has died. She was 43.
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The Museum of Fine Arts Boston is cancelling "Kimono Wednesdays" after protesters decried the event as racist.
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Sarah Palin's foray into a subscriber-based online channel, where she could connect directly to viewers without a media filter, is shutting down.
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AMC's 'Better Call Saul' returning for 2nd season
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"Better Call Saul" is coming back for a second season.
Subway suspends ties with spokesman Fogle after raid at home
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FBI agents and Indiana State Police raided the home of Subway restaurant spokesman Jared Fogle on Tuesday, removing electronics from the property and searching the house with a police dog, two months after the then-executive director of Fogle's foundation was arrested on child pornography charges.
Judge refuses to dismiss murder case against Suge Knight
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A judge ruled Tuesday that Marion "Suge" Knight should stand trial on murder charges even though a key witness — one of the men he's accused of running over — refused to identify him in court.
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A Florida judge has ruled that three lawyers deliberately and maliciously set up the DUI arrest of an opposing attorney in a high-profile trial involving two radio DJs.
Rapper Rick Ross released from jail in metro Atlanta
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Officials in Georgia say rapper Rick Ross has been released from a county jail after posting $2 million in bail on charges of kidnapping, aggravated assault and aggravated battery.
Harry Shearer back at 'The Simpsons' after contract dispute
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Harry Shearer and his many voices are returning to "The Simpsons" after a contentious and public contract dispute.
Deaf West Theatre's 'Spring Awakening' coming to Broadway
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The acclaimed Deaf West Theatre production of "Spring Awakening" is coming to Broadway.
New season for 'Prairie Home' has big dose of Thile
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For integrated circuit devices with strict design rules, junctions defining the source and drain are typically more shallow than 0.25 μm and are made through vias having an aspect ratio greater than 1.1. Suitable electrical contact to such a shallow junction is quite difficult. To ensure an appropriate contact, an adhesion barrier layer such as titanium nitride or an alloy of titanium and tungsten is first deposited. Tungsten is then deposited under conditions which produce a self-limiting effect in a prototypical deposition on silicon. Additionally, these tungsten deposition conditions are adjusted to higher rather than lower deposition temperatures. Subsequent deposition of aluminum if desired, completes the contact.
1. A process for fabricating a semiconductor device comprising the steps of treating a substrate by forming a passage through a region overlying a device junction, depositing a material over at least a portion of said region to form an electrical contact to said junction together with an electrical conducting region on the surface of said overlying region and progressing towards completing said device, characterized in that said passage has an aspect ratio of at least 1.1, said junction has a depth shallower than 2500 Å, and said electrical contact and said conductive region on said surface comprises a deposition of 1) a material that presents a barrier to the solid-state diffusion of tungsten and 2) a deposition of tungsten by interaction of said substrate with a deposition comprising WF6 entities and a reducing agent wherein said substrate is heated to a deposition temperature in the range 250� C. to 600� C. during said tungsten deposition wherein said deposition temperature and environment is controlled such that said interaction is self-limiting with a self-limiting thickness less than said junction depth and wherein said deposition temperature is chosen such that the yield of said junctions decrease not more than 10% compared to the yield obtained for the same function having a via aspect ratio of 0.75 and having a contact of only aluminum.
2. The process of claim 1 wherein said reducing agent comprises hydrogen.
3. The process of claim 2 wherein said diffusion barrier comprises titanium nitride.
4. The process of claim 2 wherein said diffusion barrier comprises a titanium/tungsten alloy.
5. The process of claim 1 wherein said diffusion barrier comprises titanium nitride.
6. The process of claim 1 wherein said diffusion barrier comprises a titanium/tungsten alloy.
This application is a continuation of application Ser. No. 07/617,464, filed on Nov. 19, 1990 which is a continuation of Ser. No. 07/226,917, filed Aug. 1, 1988 (now abandoned).
1. Technical Field
This invention relates to integrated circuit manufacture and, in particular, manufacture of integrated circuits having shallow junctions.
2. Art Background
In the manufacture of integrated circuits, electrical contact to junctions such as the source and drain of field effect transistors is required. For these devices desirable electrical properties include a junction contact resistance less than 10 ohms and a junction leakage current less than 10-7 amps/cm2. Complexities inherent in strict design rules make satisfaction of these requirements significantly more difficult. (The device design rule is the smallest lateral dimension for all features within the device circuit.) For example, since the source and drain junctions are typically no deeper than 0.25 μm at submicrons design rules, any undesirable chemical reaction with the junction induced by the fabrication process quickly destroys it. Additionally, electrical contact is made through an opening in an overlying dielectric to the underlying junction region, e.g., drain or source junction region. Typically, as a consequence of strict design rules, this opening (via) has a high aspect ratio, i.e., greater than 1.1. (Aspect ratio is defined as the thickness of the dielectric at the junction divided by the effective diameter of the via at the junction, i.e., the diameter of a circle having the same area as the via at the junction.) To contact the junction through a high aspect ratio opening requires deposition of a conductive material that conforms to or fills the opening so that the conducting cross-section in the via is adequate to maintain an acceptably low current density and contact resistance. Thus, in summary, to ensure a suitable contact, undesirable chemical reaction with the junction should be avoided while a coating that conforms to or fills the via should be produced.
Generally, it is desirable to utilize aluminum as the electrically conductive contact material because of its high conductivity, etchability, excellent adhesion to silicon oxide, and nominal cost. However, direct deposition of aluminum to produce a suitable coating in a via that has an aspect ratio greater than 1.1 has not been reported. Thus, the simplicity and desirable characteristics of direct aluminum deposition is not available.
Other contact materials have been investigated. For example, the deposition of tungsten by a low pressure chemical vapor deposition (LPCVD) technique has been reported. (See, for example, N. E. Miller and I. Beinglass, Solid State Technol.,25 (12), 85 (1982), E. K. Broadbent and C. L. Ramiller, J. Electrochem. Soc., 131, 1427 (1984), and E. K. Broadbent and W. T. Stacy, Solid State Technol., 49(12), 51 (1985). This technique has the advantage of allowing deposition into vias that have aspect ratios greater than 1.1. However, there is a substantial undesirable interaction between the junction (including a silicide overlying the silicon) and chemical entities introduced during deposition of the tungsten. (See, for example, M. L. Green and R. A. Levy, Semicon East 1985 Technical Proceedings,57 (1985), M. L. Green and R. A. Levy, J. Electrochem. Soc., 132, 1243 (1985), G. E. Georgiou et al, Tungsten and Other Refractory Metals for VLSI Applications II, E. K. Broadbent, Editor, page 225, MRS, Pittsburgh, PA, 1987, and N. Lifshitz et al, Tungsten and Other Refractory Metals for VLSI Applications III, V. A. Wells, Editor, page 225, MRS, Pittsburgh, PA, 1988.) Under certain conditions this interaction is self limiting. That is, the amount of junction silicon consumed during the deposition reaches a maximum value that depends on the reaction conditions. Despite this self-limiting effect, the damage produced is still too extensive for junctions, such as source and drain junctions, shallower than 0.25 μm. Additionally, the adhesion between the deposited tungsten material and the dielectric material, e.g., silicon dioxide, is not entirely desirable. Thus, although tungsten under appropriate conditions produces a conformal coating, this coating still produces a device with unacceptable characteristics.
It is possible through the use of specific expedients to utilize a deposition of tungsten from tungsten hexafluoride to form an acceptable shallow junction contact through a high aspect ratio via. In particular, before tungsten deposition a layer that promotes adhesion between tungsten and silicon dioxide should be deposited. Suitable layers include titanium nitride and alloys of titanium and tungsten. These layers are perceived as barriers to diffusion of tungsten entities. Nevertheless, unless the subsequent tungsten deposition using tungsten hexafluoride is done under appropriate conditions, suitable electrical properties are not obtained.
A self-limiting reaction during deposition from tungsten hexafluoride is required despite the presence of a material considered a barrier to tungsten diffusion. Even more surprisingly, appropriate conditions for tungsten deposition are discernible utilizing a controlled experiment involving silicon without such a barrier layer, and improved yield is generally obtained at higher, rather than the expected lower, deposition temperatures.
Appropriate conditions for tungsten deposition are determined by reference to results achieved when deposition is done directly on a prototypical silicon substrate implanted with the same total dose used in the device ultimately to be manufactured. The deposition for producing the desired contact to a shallow junction is performed under conditions that produce a suitable self-limiting effect when deposition is induced on a silicon substrate. The tungsten deposition further 1) should be performed in a temperature range between 250� C. and 600� C. and 2) in this range an appropriate temperature should preferably be determined by noting the self-limiting thickness as deposition temperatures increase.
After a suitable tungsten deposition has been performed, it is possible, if desired, to increase the thickness of the metallization by depositing an overlying metal, such as aluminum directly on all the deposited material or onto the deposited material remaining after removal of tungsten on lateral surfaces. The combination of an adhesion layer, a tungsten layer deposited under appropriate conditions, and, if desired, an overlying metal layer, such as aluminum, produces juctions having a contact resistance less than 10 ohms, and a junction leakage current less than 10-7 amps/cm2.
FIGS. 1 and 2 illustrate properties involved in the invention.
The processing of integrated circuits has been extensively discussed in the literature. Suitable conditions for producing structures having shallow junctions, i.e., junctions shallower than 0.25 μm, with overlying dielectric regions are discussed, for example, in VLSI Technology, 2nd Edition, edited by S. M. Sze, McGraw-Hill, 1988, page 364. Conventional methods are suitable for making the via through the overlying dielectric region. Generally, techniques such as reactive ion etching or plasma etching are utilized. The inventive process is useful for making contact through a via having an aspect ratio greater than 1.1 to any shallow junction including transistor source and drain--structures typically including a silicide region overlying a silicon region.
A layer is first deposited to ensure adequate adhesion between subsequently deposited layers and the dielectric. For dielectrics such as a silicon oxide, e.g., silicon dioxide, an appropriate adhesion layer includes compositions previously believed to be barriers to diffusion of tungsten entities. These compositions encompass materials such as titanium nitride or titanium/tungsten alloys. Conventional methods of depositing these layers are acceptable. Typically, processes such as magnetron sputtering for titanium nitride and for tungsten/titanium alloys as described in Materials Research Society Symposia Proceedings, 18, 89 (1982) and by P. B. Ghate et al, Thin Solid Films, 53, 117 (1978) respectively are useful. Generally, the adhesion layer should have a thickness (measured on large lateral device surfaces) in the range 100 to 1500 Å. Layers thinner than 100 Å are not desirable because they lack reliable continuity, while thicknesses greater than 1500 Å are not desirable because they unacceptably complicate subsequent processing such as etching. The composition and structure of suitable titanium nitride or titanium/tungsten alloys are extensively described in papers such as M. Maenpaa et al, Proceedings of the Symposium on Thin Film Interfaces and Interactions, 80-2, 316 (1980).
Tungsten is then deposited by LPCVD using a precursor composition including tungsten hexafluoride and a reducing agent such as hydrogen. The conditions utilized for this deposition are important. Generally, the deposition substrate should be heated to temperatures in the range 250� C. to 600� C. Temperatures less than 250� C. lead to inadequate deposition rates while temperatures greater than 600� C. lead to undesirable interdiffusions in the structure being formed and/or in other device structures present on the wafer being processed.
The precise conditions suitable for the tungsten deposition vary with reactor design. Appropriate conditions are determined by performing a control sample in the desired deposition apparatus utilizing 1) a precursor composition including only tungsten hexafluoride and argon and 2) a bare silicon prototype wafer that has been subjected to an implant dose equivalent to the total implant dose that is ultimately to be employed in the device. Conditions should be chosen such that a self-limiting effect with a self-limiting thickness smaller than the junction thickness is achieved on the silicon prototype wafer in the 250� C. to 600� C. temperature range. (The self-limiting effect is characterized by a tungsten formation rate at 10 minutes that is less than 10% of the initial equilibrium rate. The self-limiting thickness is the tungsten thickness under these conditions achieved at 10 minutes.) For example, when a hot wall, e.g., tube reactor (see, M. L. Hammond, Introduction to Chemical Vapor Deposition, Solid State Technology, Dec. 1979, p. 61), is employed with tungsten hexafluoride and argon, the self-limiting thickness vs. temperature is shown in FIG. 1. Similarly, when a cold wall reactor (see, Hammond Supra) is utilized in the temperature range 250� C. to 600� C. no self-limiting effect is observed and thus under these conditions this reactor should not be employed. (A proposed mechanism for this phenomenon is that the presence of hot elemental tungsten induces the desired self limitation. The self-limiting effect does not occur in the absence of hot (above 400� C.) tungsten, e.g., where in-situ generation of tungsten does not occur or where hot elemental tungsten is not otherwise introduced. Indeed, the presence of a substantial amount of elemental tungsten on the wafer before deposition decreases the self-limiting thickness.)
Within the desired temperature range generally one extremum in self limiting thickness is observed. Beyond the extremum the higher the temperature, typically, the smaller the self-limiting thickness. This is contrary to what typically would be expected from general trends of increased reactivity and diffusion with higher temperatures. A temperature should be chosen so that the self-limiting thickness is less than the junction depth and so that the deposition rate is adequate. Typically, beyond this junction thickness limit, the thinner the self-limiting thickness the higher the device yield. The temperature should preferably be chosen such that the device yield of working test junctions decreases no more than 10% compared to the yield obtained for the same junction having a via aspect ratio of 0.75 and with a contact of only aluminum. (A test junction is an identical structure to the junction being contacted in the device but with no surrounding device structures and with suitable leads or contact pads for making electrical measurements.) If a range of temperatures yields approximately the same self-limiting thickness on the prototype wafer, the lowest of these temperatures should preferably be employed for device fabrication since lower temperature processing is generally preferred. However, temperatures below the self-limiting thickness extremum (and above 250� C.) although no precluded yield slower deposition and are not preferred.
The determination of suitable temperatures for a given deposition procedure is exemplified in FIG. 1. To increase yield, it is desirable to perform the inventive fabrication processes at temperatures of approximately 425� C. where the self-limiting thickness is at a relatively minimum value. Since the self-limiting thickness does not decrease significantly, in this example, above 425� C. and since for processing reasons unrelated to self-limiting thickness it is generally desirable to deposit at lower temperatures, 425� C. is a preferred temperature for this example.
In one embodiment, deposition of tungsten is performed in a hot wall reactor utilizing a gas composition including a tungsten hexafluoride flow in the range 40 to 200 sccm and a reducing gas, e.g., hydrogen flow, in the range 500 to 2000 sccm with a total pressure in the range 0.2 to 1 Torr. (The addition of other gases is not precluded.) The thickness of the deposited tungsten should typically be in the range from 2000 Å to 0.6 times the via effective diameter. Thicknesses less than 2000 Å yield unacceptably high contact resistance or current densities while thicknesses greater than 0.6 times the via effective diameter lead to difficulties in subsequent processing. In any case, the maximum thickness of the final metallized region should not be greater than the minimum lateral dimension of a metallized region in the device.
It is possible, if desired, to deposit a further metallic material. It has been found advantageous to utilize aluminum as this material. Aluminum deposition such as magnetron sputtering described in J. F. O'Hanlon, A User's Guide to Vacuum Technology, Wiley, N.Y., 1980 and Handbook of Thin Film Technology, S. M. Sze, ed. Maissel and Glang, McGraw-Hill, New York, 1970 is typically employed. Total metal thickness should not exceed the limit discussed above. The final metallic contact is then patterned to produce the desired device configuration by conventional lithographic processes such as described in Sze, supra, Chapter 4.
The following examples are illustrative of conditions useful in the inventive process.
Sixteen wafers having a 3500 Å thick thermal SiO2 dielectric with vias of various sizes were processed. The active junctions were first formed on the wafers by depositing 300 Å of cobalt using a sputtering process as described in Sze, supra, Chapter 9. The cobalt was sintered at 450� C. for 90 minutes to form cobalt monosilicide in the vias. Elemental cobalt present on the SiO2 was selectively removed by immersing the wafer in a 16:1:1:2 by volume mixture of phosphoric acid, nitric acid, glacial acetic acid and dionized water. This monosilicide was implanted with arsenic using an ion implanter with a 100 KeV acceleration voltage and a total dose of 5�1015 cm-2. Cobalt disilicide was formed by annealing the wafers at 700� C. in argon for 30 minutes. (For another description of this process see Hillenius et al., Abstract 10-5, IEDM 1986.) The implanted arsenic was then driven into the silicon substrate at 800� C. for 120 minutes in hydrogen. Subsequently, a 1 μm thick silicon dioxide layer was deposited by LPCVD in a tetraethoxysilane environment. The conditions utilized for this deposition were a deposition substrate temperature of 730� C. and gas flow of 480 SCCM of N2 together with the vapor pumped from over liquid TEOS to yield a total chamber pressure of 580 mTorr. Holes having various aspect ratios ranging from 1.25 to 0.2 were then formed through the silicon dioxide to the underlying cobalt silicide using standard lithographic techniques and a reactive ion etching procedure. Approximately 1000 Å of titanium nitride was deposited on the wafers by the magnetron sputtering. This procedure was performed with 1) a substrate temperature of 80� C., 2) RF voltage of 150 V and a DC power of 2 KW and 3) a 10:1 by volume flow of Ar and N2 yielding a total pressure of 2.2�10-2 Torr.
The 16 wafers were positioned in the deposition boat, of a hot wall reactor. The boat had provision for holding 40 parallel wafers in a vertical plane. The wafers being processed were positioned in slots number 5 through 21 spaced approximately 1 cm apart and the remaining spaces were occupied with unprocessed silicon wafers having a tungsten coating. A nitrogen flow of 1000 sccm was established in a reactor heated to 300� C. and the boat was put in the deposition position. The nitrogen flow was discontinued and the reactor was evacuated to a pressure of approximately 15 mTorr. The reactor was then brought to a temperature of 325� C. and maintained at this temperature for 15 minutes for thermal stabilization. A flow of 100 sccm of WF6 and 1000 sccm of hydrogen was introduced to produce a total pressure of 0.2 Torr. This flow was then continued until between 1000 and 2000 Å were deposited on the wafers being processed. After the first deposition, the placement of the wafers in positions 5 through 21 were reversed under nitrogen and a second deposition of tungsten was initiated under the same deposition conditions as the first tungsten deposition. Deposition was continued until the total deposited tungsten thickness was approximately 2500 Å. (The reversal of wafers was done to average any thickness nonuniformities due to the loading effect. Final thicknesses varied no more than 5% between wafers.) The total deposition time was approximately 40 minutes.
Approximately 1 micron of aluminum was magnetron sputtered onto the wafers using an initial cleaning by inducing backsputtering in an RF plasma and then magnetron sputtering in 7 mTorr of Ar at room temperature. The deposited aluminum was then annealed in a tube furnace at 450� C. using a hydrogen ambient. This aluminum layer was patterned to make electrical connections suitable for testing the junctions. The properties of the resulting p-n junctions were measured by applying a reverse bias of 3.5 volts on the device array. (Each wafer had 98 devices with a device occupying an area of approximately 5 μm on a side.) The electrical properties were measured with a Keithley Model 617 Electrometer and Programmable Voltage Source through an automatic wafer probe. Reverse voltage was applied for 5 seconds on each device and 10 readings of the current were taken in rapid succession. The average value was then recorded. The statistical distribution of the measured leakage current is shown in FIG. 2.
The same procedure as described in Example 1 was followed except the deposition took a total of 32 minutes and was performed at 375� C. The resulting electrical properties are shown in FIG. 2.
The procedure of Example 1 was followed except a total deposition time of 28 minutes at a temperature of 425� C. was utilized. The resulting electrical properties are shown in FIG. 2.
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Source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter
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– WWE Hall of Famer Bret Hart is about to become a grandfather at 52. His oldest daughter Jade is pregnant with a baby girl and due this coming May.
– Reports are that marijuana usage on the SmackDown brand is down and one wrestler described that side side as clean. Most feel that the $2,500 fines aren't worth it. Word is that there were a number of recent pot failures on the RAW brand, enough that it was an issue being talked about.
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Patent reform, repeal of medical device tax stronger possibilities after the election
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Cory Yager's Legal Cases
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Cory Yager
Accident and 0.202/0.214 Breath Tests Gets Case Dismissal
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Dec 18, 2008
Case Dismissed after 2nd Reset of Trial
A February 16, 2008 collision between Mr. Head's client and a parked vehicle lead to a police investigation of the cause of the wreck. Both cars were totalled. The owner of the parked car was able to identify the driver as being Mr. Head's client. Two open containers of liquor were inside the vehicle (empty) when the City of Atlanta officer arrived. However, very few questions were asked by the arresting officer of either the Client or the passenger. No field tests were conducted due to the severe crash and after effects to Mr. Head's client. The trial had been set for late October, 2008 and was reset. The new court date was December 18, 2008, and the arresting officer was not present. She had earlier discussed the case with the prosecutor and one of the chief attacks Mr. Head was bringing (relating to the timing of implied consent rights being read only at the police station) was discussed. The two breath test results obtained, therefore, would be excluded at trial. This fact, coupled with the lack of field tests and the cursory investigation, likely led to the officer not appearing for the trial date. All charges were dismissed. Client's job was saved.
2nd and 3rd DUI in 5 years reduced to Reckless Driving through Plea Negotiations
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DUI / Endangering Child DUI reduced to Reckless
This single mother was detained and arrested for DUI and endangering a child DUI (3 year old child in car) after being detained by the Police. Client was trying to do a good deed by going to bail her 3 year old's grandfather out of jail where he taken due to a domestic dispute with his son (child's father). Mom tried to do the right thing and drop child off prior to going to the jail with the Dad, but Dad wouldn't take her and instead called the Police. Mom had a previous DUI in 5 years so this would be #2 and #3. We were prepared to attack this case on all possible fronts. As a result of tough plea negotiations and a compassionate COP (Yes some do exist) we were ultimately able to convince the Solicitor of the weaknesses in the case and secure a Reckless Driving Plea which prevented a potential Habitual Violator Status and a 5 year revocation of driving privleges, not to mention lengthy jail time.
DUI - Drugs Reduced to Reckless based on 4th Amendment violation
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DUI - Drugs Reduced to Reckless Driving
J.M. was a young lady that was confronted by a "good samaritan" in a local parking lot for alledgedly driving erratically. The "good samaratian" took the keys to J.M.'s car and called the police. The police arrived on scene to investigate. During the investigation the police violated J.M's 4th amendment rights by illegally searching her vehicle resulting in the location of some prescription drugs. Thereafter field sobriety tests were conducted and J.M. was arrested for DUI-Drugs. The case was settled to reckless driving after a pre-trial conference in which the investigation of the officers was proven to be violative of J.M.'s constitutional rights. Given the circumstances J.M was more than happy to resolve the case with a reckless driving plea.
DUI / Hit and Run followed by Police Pursuit Reduced to Reckless Driving
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DUI / Hit and Run followed by Police Pursuit
Mr. Yager's client was encountered by local police failing to maintain lane and driving without headlights. When police attempted to stop Mr. Yager's client, she led them on a brief low speed pursuit, refusing to stop for several miles. After stopping the vehicle, police discovered that Mr. Yager's client had struck some schrubery and trees, deployed her air bags, broken her arm, and sustanied facial injuries. The head lights of the vehicle were not on because they had been broken out of the vehicle by the impact. Mr. Yager's client was charged with multiple offenses including proceeding through two red lights (during the pursuit), leaving the scene of an accident, failure to maintain lane, and DUI. Mr. Yager successfully challanged the alleged refusal of his client to submit to a blood test on the grounds that implied consent was not timely read and was able to show the state's attorney that lack of proper police investigation would become an issue in the case. Mr. Yager's client gladly accepted a plea of guilty to reckless driving prior to the necessity of trial.
3rd in 5 case dismissed
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3rd in 5 DUI Dismissed
Mr. Yager's client initially came to Head, Thomas, Webb, & Willis, LLC, referred to Mr. Head. Mr. Yager handled initial investigation of this case that was more than 2 years old. The case had previously been handled by another attorney who had led Mr. Yager's client to believe that he would have no negative consequences if he did not show up for trial so long as he never came back to Georgia. Mr. Yager's client, a business man, had moved to another state. Upon his return to GA, Mr. Yager's client decided he wanted to get his past behind him before getting married. With the assistance of Mr. Yager, the client was able to surrender himself to the court and was granted a bond pending trial. The prosecution in the case wanted to make a point and decided to offer Mr. Yager's client no deal other than a year to serve. Unwilling to do this, Mr. Yager's client moved to William Head for trial. The case was put forward to trial, and Mr. Head was able to work his magic getting all charges against this man dismissed.
.154 Blood Test DUI Results in Not Guilty Verdict
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DUI - .154 Blood Test Not Guilty to DUI
This case was predicated on a traffic stop for Failure to Maintain Lane. LJ was driving home from a local bar after an evening out and was stopped by the police for failure to maintain lane. LJ was on video riding on the double yellow line for in excess of 7 seconds and was also alleged to have been drifting in his lane. During a bench trial, the state was blocked from enteriong into evidence a .154 blood test result that had been obtained by the police as a part of their DUI investigation. LJ performed the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus Test, Walk and Turn Test, and One Leg Stand Test on the side of the road and according to the Officer did poorly on the tests. Several of the tests were ot on video. At trial Defense Counsel was able to create reasonable doubt by arguing that the totality of the circumstances must include more than the tests and that the trier of fact must truly look at the performance ofhte defendant on normal tasks as well as on the field tests where the defendnat is put into abnormal situations and asked to perform an unfamiliar taks under conditions of great stress and nervousness. The end result was a verdict of NOT GUILTY to DUI LESS SAFE.
DUI MARIJUANA and Blood Test = NOT GUILTY
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Nov 04, 2009
NOT GUILTY after jury trial - DUID
I.R. came to our offices after being told by others in the industry that a DUI-Drugs case with a blood test that showed positive for cananbanoids and a confirmatory test showing positive for THC metabolites. This case originated from a roadblock and there was no allegation of any observed bad driving. We took this case and investigated the matter knowingthat we were likely going to take the case to trial. At a motions hearing, we were able to lock the arresting into his testimony. This later became critical when the officer "modified" his testimony at trial. At trial, the defense brought both Ron Lloyd, a DUI Expert, and Dr. David Stafford, an analytical chemist to testify. After trial and a short deliberation, the jury found I.R. NOT GUILTY.
DUI Dismissed in Fulton County
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All Charges Dismissed
K.E. was charged in Fulton County with DUI-Alcohol-Less Safe. After all negotiation attempts were unsuccessful, the case proceeded to motions and trial. K.E. opted for a bench trial with motions to be heard simotaneously. At the motions hearing, the State was unable to meet its burden to show that probable cause for the DUI arrest was met. The Defendants motions suppressing all evidence were granted and the case was dismissed.
DUI charges stemming from Accident results in Not Guilty in Cherokee County
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C.G. was charged with DUI following an accidentthat occurred in Cherokee County. From the beginning C.G. maintained her innocence. At trial the officer's investigation was shown to be deficient and it was shown that there was a delay of almost an hour before any field tests were even requested of C.G. After a short jury deliberation C.G. was found NOT GUILTY of all charges
DUI Reduced to Reckless Driving in High Profile Case
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Feb 22, 2012
DUI Reduced to Reckless Driving
Mr. Yager along with famed DUI lawyer William C. (Bubba) Head represented a high profile athlete in the State Court of Dekalb County. After through investigation and motions hearings exposing the weaknesses in the State's case, the matter case was reduced to Reckless Driving (a Non-DUI offense). The DUI charge was dismissed.


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2014 (continued)
"The Entanglement of Energy, Grand Strategy, and International Security"
Book Chapter
By Meghan L. O'Sullivan, Jeane Kirkpatrick Professor of the Practice of International Affairs, Harvard Kennedy School
Americans are pleasantly surprised about how their energy fate appears to have changed, in such a short time, with little notice or anticipation. Within the last five years, both actual US production of oil and gas and projections for future American production have changed dramatically. Whereas in the mid-2000s, experts predicted that the US should anticipate a future of severe dependence on imported natural gas, in 2012 Washington is debating the pros and cons of becoming an exporter of this resource. Even more quietly, domestic production of oil has increased, in large part due to the development of the tight oil in the Bakken formation in North Dakota and the Eagle Ford in Texas.
October 29, 2014
"EU Must Resist Temptation of Energy Union"
Op-Ed, Moscow Times
By Morena Skalamera, Post-doctoral Research Fellow, Geopolitics of Energy Project
Energy politics may ultimately define the shape of relations between Russia and the West during this latest crisis in Ukraine. Fears of a cold European winter without adequate amounts of natural gas from Russia are outweighing U.S.-led pressure for tougher sanctions against Moscow.
October 2014
"Europe Needs a Strategic Gas Reserve"
Op-Ed, World Energy Opinion
By Leonardo Maugeri, Associate, Environment and Natural Resources Program/Geopolitics of Energy Project
Due to the tensions between Russia and Ukraine, as well as to the instability of Libya, the EU is facing once again a high level of energy vulnerability that proves how poor and inconsistent its energy policies have been. For almost 15 years now, Brussels has been devoting its efforts to liberalizing the downstream energy market, aiming in particular at fostering competition in gas distribution and power generation. It also set rigid standards in order to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 2020, strongly supporting the development of renewables. Coupled with the economic crisis, these actions have created excess capacity in gas distribution and power generation, which in turn has brought investors in these sectors to their knees, without offering a solution to the underlying security problem: Absent abundant and competitive supply, the European gas market remains at the mercy of those that control the raw material.
October 21, 2014
"The Oil Crash: Why I Was Right"
By Leonardo Maugeri, Associate, Environment and Natural Resources Program/Geopolitics of Energy Project
In my 2012 study Oil, the Next Revolution, I stressed something that no one was seeing at that time (and much later as well). As summed up by the opening sentence of the study:
Contrary to what most people believe, oil supply capacity is growing worldwide at such an unprecedented level that it might outpace consumption. This could lead to a glut of overproduction and a steep dip in oil prices.
October 2014
"Energy Technology Expert Elicitations for Policy: Workshops, Modeling, and Meta-analysis"
Discussion Paper
By Laura Diaz Anadon, Assistant Professor of Public Policy; Associate Director, Science, Technology, and Public Policy Program; Co-PI, Energy Technology Innovation Policy research group, Valentina Bosetti, Gabe Chan, Former Research Fellow, Energy Technology Innovation Policy research group, 20122015, Gregory Nemet, Former Visiting Scholar, Science, Technology, and Public Policy Program/Energy Technology Innovation Policy research group, JanuaryJune 2011 and Elena Verdolini
Characterizing the future performance of energy technologies can improve the development of energy policies that have net benefits under a broad set of future conditions. In particular, decisions about public investments in research, development, and demonstration (RD&D) that promote technological change can benefit from (1) an explicit consideration of the uncertainty inherent in the innovation process and (2) a systematic evaluation of the tradeoffs in investment allocations across different technologies. To shed light on these questions, over the past five years several groups in the United States and Europe have conducted expert elicitations and modeled the resulting societal benefits. In this paper, the authors discuss the lessons learned from the design and implementation of these initiatives.
October 2014
Harvard-Tsinghua Workshop on Market Mechanisms to Achieve a Low-Carbon Future for China
The Harvard-Tsinghua Workshop on Market Mechanisms to Achieve a Low-Carbon Future for China explored both the opportunities and challenges for market-oriented climate, technology, and water resources policy in China. The workshop convened prominent members of the academic and policy communities from China, the United States, and Europe at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China, on June 3-4, 2014.
October 14, 2014
Former Deputy Secretary of Energy Daniel Poneman Joins Harvard Kennedy School's Belfer Center as Senior Fellow
By Daniel Poneman, Senior Fellow, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs
Daniel Poneman, former Deputy Secretary of Energy, has joined Harvard Kennedy Schools Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs as a senior fellow.
Poneman was nominated by President Obama to be Deputy Secretary of Energy on April 20, 2009, and was confirmed by the United States Senate on May 18, 2009. Under the leadership of Secretaries of Energy Steven Chu and Ernest Moniz, Poneman also served as Chief Operating Officer of the Department. Between April 23, 2013, and May 21, 2013, Poneman served as Acting Secretary of Energy.
May 22, 2014
"A liberal actor in a realist world? The Commission and the external dimension of the single market for energy"
Journal Article, Journal of European Public Policy
By Andreas Goldthau, Associate, The Geopolitics of Energy Project
This article investigates the European Commission's external energy policy through the lens of the regulatory state. It argues that because of the nature of its institutions, policy tools and resources, the Commission remains a liberal actor even as the world leaves the benign pro-market environment of the 1990s and becomes more mercantilist or realist.
September 10, 2014
"The Ukraine Challenge and Europe's Energy Needs Collide"
Op-Ed, The National Interest
By Andreas Goldthau, Associate, The Geopolitics of Energy Project
The crisis in Ukraine is the most severe security challenge in Europe after the Cold War. Energy has featured prominently in public debates surrounding the conflict. Yet, energy-market realities hinder some of the political preferences that currently feature prominently in the hallways of European capital cities. European policy makers should therefore push for separating energy from hard security issues in this conflict.
May 26, 2014
"Russia's Gas Pact With China Not About Ukraine"
Op-Ed, Moscow Times
By Morena Skalamera, Post-doctoral Research Fellow, Geopolitics of Energy Project
After a decade of delays, on May 21 Russia and China clinched a $400 billion 30-year deal on the delivery of 38 billion cubic meters of gas per year starting in 2018. In Shanghai, President Vladimir Putin called the deal an "epic event."


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Pretty cool vid of some amazing riding techniques
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Posted 12 February 2013 - 09:32 AM
Pretty cool vid of some amazing riding techniques
Posted 12 February 2013 - 11:46 AM
That was just plane cool!!!!!!!!!!
Posted 12 February 2013 - 02:18 PM
Dude is very talented and knows how to ride really well!!! Kinda makes me wish bikes had suspension back when I was young and fearless. 5 and a half inches of travel is what bikes had in my day.
The video is Excellent!
Posted 12 February 2013 - 05:31 PM
Thanks you so much for posting this! I ride almost every weekend, and the things he is able to do are just incredible. Jumping from the container basicaly took his new year no limits jump to a whole new level. I've followed his riding for years and the skill that these FMX guys have is just rediculous. To put the fear aside and do these things is something just unbelievable. They really do not get the credit they deserve, and it is awesome to see a well filmed video like this do justice to their riding.