Citation
(2004), "Dr Ursula Meyer appointed as European Applications Scientist for March Plasma Systems", Circuit World, Vol. 30 No. 3. https://doi.org/10.1108/cw.2004.21730cab.020
Publisher
:Emerald Group Publishing Limited
Copyright © 2004, Emerald Group Publishing Limited
Dr Ursula Meyer appointed as European Applications Scientist for March Plasma Systems
Dr Ursula Meyer appointed as European Applications Scientist for March Plasma Systems
March Plasma Systems has named Ursula Meyer as their Applications Scientist for Europe (see Plate 2). Dr Meyer will oversee the day-to- day operations of their regional applications laboratory at the Maastricht, Netherlands facility and will focus on customer requirements throughout Europe.
Plate 2
Dr Ursula Meyer
"Our customers' needs truly drive the continued expansion of March's plasma technology capabilities. Dr Meyer's breadth of experience in the processing and analysis of polymers adds tremendous value towards that effort", explains Dr James Getty, Director of Applications and Business Development. "Her background and experience strengthen our ability to develop process requirements that exceed customer expectations."
In addition to managing day-to-day laboratory operations, Dr Meyer is responsible for pre-sales support and customer demonstrations. She will also provide customer site applications development and will conduct plasma system research.
Dr Meyer holds a PhD in Chemistry from the Technical University of Graz, where her PhD thesis focused on the surface modification of polymers. She has direct experience in polymer synthesis, processing and analysis, and recently worked on the influence of inorganic particles in nanocomposites at TNO TPD in the Netherlands.
March Plasma Systems is the leader in gas plasma technology for micro- and opto-electronic packaging, PCB, and webbed material industries. Batch systems are available in several chamber sizes with multiple-shelf configurations to accommodate magazines, strips, circuit boards, wafer and process carriers. In-line systems can support multiple substrates or carriers per run, and are SMEMA-compatible. A complete review of March's plasma treatment systems may be found on the Web site: www.marchplasma.com