Visible Legacy Collections: William R Snow papers

This collection of documents from the private papers of William R Snow describe the development of PECVD process using Coyote deposition equipment from Pacific Western Systems, and the creation of a service business called Strataglass serving the research and development community of Silicon Valley in the product areas of solar cells, mems, and gas chromatography. Included are conference talks, published works, and the personal lab notebook of W.R Snow. Several documents include hand-annotations by Dr. Snow. A large body of documents are public and shared by hosting or linking.  Certain documents however may have restrictions on access, please see Terms of Use for how to request access.

The widget is included for overall context.  "Open in Navigator" will take you to a full-page view of the knowledge map.  Below, the papers are presented in a sortable list.  To the right, "Open in Evernote" will take you to a full page view of this notebook in Evernote.  An Evernote account is not necessary, please press "View Notebook" to close the panel.  

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