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About Patrick Neyman
For resume, c.v. or other professional information, please follow one of the
links to the professional website for Patrick Neyman.
Dr. Patrick Neyman holds a Ph. D. in Macromolecular Science and Engineering from
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, as well as an M. S. in Materials Science and
Engineering and a B. S. in Physics, with a Mathematics Minor and a Computer
Science concentration.
Currently, Dr. Neyman works in Silicon Valley as a Staff Product Development Engineer (Eng III) at
Raychem Circuit Protection a
division of Tyco
Electronics. He develops novel products for circuit protection for devices
ranging from Automotive to Battery to Surface Mount (SMT) consumer electronics
protection
As part of his role, Dr. Neyman regularly communicates with overseas teams in
France and China. To these ends, Dr. Neyman regularly uses language skills in
French and is currently learning Mandarin.
In addition to his role in development of new products, Dr. Neyman has become an
internal expert on Tin Whisker phenomena and mitigation, and sits on the
technical committee of the
Automotive Electronics Council, representing Tyco
Electronics as an associate member.
Prior to that, Dr. Neyman worked as a Senior Process Development Engineer at
Intel Corporation, developing lithographic
and metrology techniques for the polysilicon gate layer of the
then-not-yet-released mobile and desktop dual core processors.
If organic nanotechnology or organic electro-optic devices spark your
interest, then you may be interested in Dr. Neyman's 6 years of research in
thin-film organic devices, such as electro-optic phase modulators and switches,
photovoltaics, electrochromics, piezo-electrics and LEDs. please go to the
publications page or check out Dr. Neyman's
Ph. D. Thesis which gives an comprehensive of the physics, structure and
applications of ISAM (ionically self-assembled multilayer) films and CHISAM
(covalent hybridized ISAM) films.
In his spare time, Patrick enjoys mountain biking, venturing outdoors and playing music.
A repository of beautiful landscape photographs from around the country, many
obtained with the help of his 4runner, is soon to come. Currently Patrick
is learning classical guitar, but is well practiced in classical piano and
enjoys the saxophone.
Giving back to the community has always been important to Patrick, including
the following. While researching the internet for the Networked
Infrastructure for Education project, he developed a
website cataloging Physics applets as a public service. During his
time at Virginia Tech, he volunteered for the
outreach program to help
teach Physics in rural high schools without an adequate Physics program.
While in Oregon, Patrick volunteered his time at the local
elementary school, which is under-funded and under-staffed, as are most
Oregon schools.
If you happen to be looking for Patrick's
old college
website, then here it is.
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