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Welcome to the Bent Research Group at Stanford University!  The goal of our research is to develop a molecular-level understanding of the complex chemical reactions that drive the processing of electronic materials. Semiconductor materials are the building blocks for much of modern technology, including computers and communications. Our research program is working to bridge the gap between the surface chemistry of semiconductors and the actual processing of these materials in real applications.
Professor Stacey F. Bent :: Our leader!  Find out more about her faculty appointments, awards, and other academic endeavors.
Research :: Check here for more detailed information about our group's research interests and current projects.
Publications :: A representative collection of scientific publications over the past five years.
Teaching :: The undergraduate and graduate level courses that Stacey teaches.  During the quarter, class information is posted here.
Students :: Find out who we are and where we're from!  We are a diverse group of people from all over the world.
Photos :: Browse through a collection of photos from group social gatherings or track the evolution of our group from year to year!
Links :: Find the major journals, scientific resources, and equipment vendors we regularly use.



2008 Group Photo

From left to right; Marja Mullings, Xirong Jiang, Thomas Brennan, Jonathan Bakke, Paul Loscutoff, Jessica Kachian, Jeff King, Stacey Bent, Pendar Ardalan, Ben Tran, Rungthiwa Methaapanon, Kristin Squires, Kristine Pangan-Okimoto, Michael Heath
 

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