Eric Hellman

OCLC Openly Informatics Division
2 Broad St., Suite 208
Bloomfield NJ, 07003

Interests

Internet Publishing and Information
Science
- Growth of GaN and AlN films
- BKBO- the conventional high Tc superconductor
- Epitaxy of Dissimilar Materials

A partial list of scientific papers is available on my MIJ-NSR HomePage

I did my undergraduate work at Princeton University where I worked with Steve Lyon on photoconductivity of amorphous silicon.
I worked for a year at Intel working on ultra-thin tunnel oxides for EEPROM's.
I got my Ph.D. with Jim Harris at Stanford University doing GaAs MBE and related things.
I did a post-doc with Mac Beasley and the KGB doing MBE of High Tc materials.
I worked at Bell Labs in Physical Science Research from 1988 to 1998.
I was Founder and President of Openly Informatics, Inc. from 1998 through 2005
I am Director, OCLC Openly Informatics Division

I was the Journalmaster of the MRS Internet Journal of Nitride Semiconductor Research
My NTRP rating is 3.0, I'm always up for a game.

The Irrelevance of Chemistry Rule: If Chemistry's important, then you're in big trouble.
The Irrelevance of Chemistry Corollary: If you think Physics is important, then you're overlooking some Chemistry.

Bell Labs researchers and IBM researchers are very similar. They're like diodes, because information only flows in one direction. It's just a different direction.
Reasons to listen
- You should always listen carefully to what an IBM researcher has to say-- He's a world's expert!
- You should always listen carefully to what a Bell Labs researcher has to say--You're an idiot!

last revision 3/6/06