Terry Alford received his doctorate in materials science and engineering from Cornell University in 1991. He joined the Arizona State University faculty in 1993 and is currently a professor and associate director of the School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy in the Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering.
Professor Alford's teaching interests include X-ray and electron diffraction, introduction to physical materials science and laboratory, structure and properties of materials, advanced materials issues in semiconductor processing, and materials processing and synthesis.
His areas of expertise include silver and copper metallization and low-k dielectrics for future integrated circuit (IC) technologies, advanced metallization for low-power electronics and for novel IC components formation, and adhesion of sol-gel hydroxyapatite-metal systems for biomedica.
Education
Ph.D. Materials Science, Cornell University 1991
Research Activity
Wertheimer,Eric H R*, Alford,Terry Lynn, Hildreth,Owen James. 2015 Bisgrove Scholar Program: Printing your Phone: Reactive Inks and 3D Nano-Inkjet printing to bring additive printing to the corner store. SFAz(7/1/2015 - 6/30/2017).
Alford,Terry Lynn*, Crozier,Peter. Training Students in the Use of Materials Characterization Tools to Investigate Interfaces at Nanoscale Dimension (ASUF 30006668). ASU FDN(6/1/2015 - 5/31/2019).
Alford,Terry Lynn*. The Effect of Silicon Quality on LDMOS Device Reverse Recovery (ASUF 30005875). ASU FDN(1/1/2014 - 12/31/2014).
Krause,Stephen*, Alford,Terry Lynn, Baker,Dale Rose, Carberry,Adam Robert, Chan,Candace Kay. Collaborative Research: Just-in-Time-Teaching with Interactive Frequent Formative Feedback (JiTTIFFF) for Cyber Learning in Core Materials Courses. NSF-EHR-DUE(9/1/2012 - 8/31/2016).
Alford,Terry Lynn*. Integration of Compound Semiconductors on Flexible Substrates. NSF-MPS(7/1/2009 - 6/30/2013).
Westerhoff,Paul*, Alford,Terry Lynn, Rittmann,Bruce Edward. Biological Fate & Electron Microscopy Detection of Nanomaterials During Wastewater Treatment. USEPA-REGION 9(5/1/2007 - 4/30/2011).
Alford,Terry Lynn*, Alford,Terry Lynn*, Mayer,James Walter, Mayer,James Walter, Mayer,James Walter, Mayer,James Walter. Materials World Network: Hydrogen Transport and Trapping in Ion-Cut Phenomena. NSF-MPS(7/1/2006 - 6/30/2010).
Ramakrishna,B L*, Alford,Terry Lynn, Birk,James Peter, Briggs,John M, Christensen,Philip R, Crocker,Nancy Ruth, Digangi,Samuel, Farmer,Jack, Jannasch-Pennell,Angel, Mckelvy,Michael J, Nelson,Margaret C, Pizziconi,Vincent B, Redman,Charles L. GK-12 Formal Proposal: Down to Earth Science-Graduate Teaching Fellows in K-12 Education (Successor to BTA6536). NSF-EHR(5/15/2005 - 4/30/2007).
Mchenry,Albert L*, Alford,Terry Lynn, Alford,Terry Lynn, Allison,Maria Teresa, Allison,Maria Teresa, Castillo-Chavez,Carlos, Crouch,Peter Evans, De Los Santos Jr,Alfredo G, Diaz,Rodolfo Enrique, Francisco,Wilson Alex, Garcia,Antonio Agustin, Garcia-Pichel,Ferran, Glick,Milton D, Johnson,Paul Carr, Keller,Gary D, Menendez,Jose, Moore,Ana L, Page Jr,Robert Eugene, Peralta,Pedro D, Phillips,Elizabeth Deutsch, Rivera,Daniel E, Rodriguez,Armando A, Villalobos,Jesus R, Wheeler,Quentin Duane, Young,David A. More Graduate Education at Mountain States Alliance (MGEMSA) AGEP Phase II (2004-2009). NSF-EHR(3/1/2005 - 3/31/2015).
Mayer,James Walter*, Alford,Terry Lynn, Allee,David Ray, Schroder,Dieter K. FOCUSED ION BEAMS IN DEVICE TECHNOLOGY. DOD-MICROELECTRONICS RES LAB(6/16/1999 - 11/15/2002).
Mayer,James Walter*, Alford,Terry Lynn, Allee,David Ray, Schroder,Dieter K, Smith,David John. A FOCUSED ION BEAM TECHNOLOGY FACILITY FOR HIGH SPEED, HIGH DENSITY & LOW POWER DEVICES & CIRCUITS THEIR CHARACTERIZATION. NSA/CSS(8/20/1997 - 12/31/2002).
Schroder,Dieter K*, Alford,Terry Lynn, Allee,David Ray, Greeneich,Edwin W. CENTER FOR LOW POWER ELECTRONICS. UNIV OF AZ(7/1/1997 - 12/31/2006).