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Roy Gordon is a chemical physicist who studies bonding, spectroscopy, intermolecular forces, solid state and materials science. He is the Thomas D. Cabot Professor of Chemistry at Harvard and has made discoveries of new materials and vapor deposition processes.
- Roy Gordon | Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology
His research has spanned a wide range of subjects from...
- A treasured colleague | Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology
Harvard honors Professor Roy Gordon's legacy with a new...
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Harvard honors Professor Roy Gordon's legacy with a new...
- Roy Gordon | Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology
Roy GORDON, Professor (Full) | Cited by 33,923 | of Harvard University, MA (Harvard) | Read 454 publications | Contact Roy GORDON
24. Juni 2016 · Roy Gordon, a Harvard chemist, invented a novel carrier molecule and a method to create high-k dielectric insulators for computer chips using atomic layer deposition. His innovation enabled Moore's Law to continue and led Harvard to file patent-infringement suits against Micron and GlobalFoundries.
Roy Gordon is a renowned chemist and inventor who has made significant contributions to energy, electronics, and materials science. He has received the Eni Award for Innovation in Energy and the Roy Gerald Gordon Professorship in Chemistry from Harvard University.
