TECHNICAL EXHIBITION INFORMATION

The program for the 1999 Joint International Meeting contains a full complement of Technical Symposia, and is expected to attract over 2,500 scientists and engineers. This is a terrific opportunity for you to present, face-to-face, your products and services to a vital research market which is ordinarily difficult for sales people to reach. This Exhibition will be conveniently located adjacent to the Program and Poster Sessions, and the meeting has been arranged to allow ample time for participants to visit the Technical Exhibits.

Show Dates and Hours are:
Monday, October 18, 1999 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Tuesday, October 19, 1999 from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Wednesday, October 20, 1999 from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM

The traditional Monday Evening Mixer and General Society Student Poster Session will be located in the Exhibit Hall and will coincide with the opening of the Technical Exhibition. The Society will sponsor a coffee break in the Exhibit Hall on Tuesday morning and will sponsor complimentary receptions in the Exhibit Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. There will be lunches available for purchase in the Exhibit Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday from 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM.

Booth spaces are 8' x 10' and cost $1,800 each. The standard booth package includes one 8' high back wall, two 3' high side walls, one 7" x 44" two-line ID sign, one 6' draped table, two chairs and one wastebasket. Special literature display tables are available for Publishers at a cost of $600 each.

Exhibitors

(Last Revised - September 27, 1999)

• Academic Press
  525 B Street, Suite 1900
  San Diego, CA 92101 USA
  Contact: Kim Schettig
  Booth: Literature Display #6
  - For nearly 60 years, Academic Press has been serving the information needs of scientists, researchers, engineers, and other professionals in industry and academia. Visit us in Hawaii to browse the new Handbook of Low and High Dielectric Materials and Their Applications by Dr. Hari Singh Nalwa. Additional related titles will be on display. Be sure to take advantage of our conference discount.
  
  
• Akrion
  39 Joo Koon Circle Singapore 738300, Singapore
  Contact: Michael Lamarra
  Booth: 54
  - Akrion LLC is the new owner of SubMicron Systems Corp. Akrion is a global technology leader in the design and construction of advanced automated wet immersion surface preparation equipment to the semiconductor and electronics industries. Ou focus centers on providing customers with optimal process solutions supported by reliable product platforms.
  
  
• Arbin Instruments
  3206 Longmire Drive
  College Station, TX 77845 USA
  Contact: Jack Mullen
  Booth: 7
  - Arbin Instruments is a developer and manufacturer of equipment for testing and production of capacitors, batteries (all chemistries), and electrochemistry applications. Features: Multiple Current ranges (up to three per independent channel; Bipolar Output - full current/voltage control through zero crossing; Potentiostat/Galvanostat circuitry; Redundant safety for lithium applications.
  
  
• BCO Technologies
  5 Hannahstown Hill
  Belfast, BT17OLT, Ireland
  Contact: Dr. Kevin Yallup
  Booth: #33
  - BCO Technologies is the world leading supplier of fully customised, bonded SOI (Silicon On Insulator) wafers. Thick film SOI produced by wafer bonding is becoming widely accepted as the solution of choice in areas such as analog integrated circuits and MEMS/MST (micromachining).
  
  
• Digital Instruments
  112 Robin Hill Road
  Santa Barbara, CA 93117 USA
  Contact: Terry Mehr
  Booth: 3
  - With Digital Instruments' AFM allows quantitative, nanometer-scale, 3-D microscopy on uncoated specimens under fluid. Excellent results have been achieved on protein-DNA interactions; DNA topology; membrane, fibrillar and oligomeric proteins; cells; biomaterials; monitoring dynamic processes and studying intermolecular forces.
  
  
• E-Tek, Inc.
  6 Mercer Road
  Natick, MA 01760-2415 USA
  Contact: Emory De Castro
  Booth: 1
  - E-Tek, Inc. is dedicated to the fabrication and sale of state-of-the-art gas diffusion electrodes (GDEs) and high performance catalysts. We supply components to the fuel cell, industrial, and sensor industries. E-Tek was the first to offer supported high surface area platinum and alloy catalysts. Commercial quantities of GDE and catalyst are available through E-Tek's expanded manufacturing operations.
  
  
• EG&G Instruments, Inc.
  801 South Illinois Avenue
  Oak Ridge, TN 37830 USA
  Contact: Lea Ann Cox
  Booth: 19
  - EG&G Instruments, Inc. is a manufacturer and global distributor of instrumentation used for materials characterization, electrochemistry, corrosion and impedance measurements. EG&G Instruments, Inc. provides a full suite of potentiostats, galvanostats, analyzers, imaging equipment, cells and accessories. EG&G Instruements, Inc. has a team of appplication experts to assist and support you with all your application needs.
  
  
• ElectroChem, Inc.
  400 West Cummings Park
  Woburn, MA 01801-6519 USA
  Contact: Dr. Radha Jalan
  Booth: #32
  - ElectroChem, Inc. was founded in 1986. Since 1992, it has been a leader in bringing new products for the fuel cell community. Now with its merger with GlobeTech, it has become the largest supplier of fuel cell related equipment and supplies. ElectroChem emphasizes meeting customer needs and provides "one stop shopping for all PEM fuel cell needs".
  
  
• Electronic Visions, Inc.
  3701 East University, Suite 300
  Phoenix, AZ 85034 USA
  Contact: Shawn Korhel
  Booths: #25
  - For nearly 20 years, Electronic Visions has been providing the semiconductor industry with a variety of wafer processing equipment. Leading edge systems include alignment and exposure systems, resist coaters and developers, single wafer cleaners as well SOI, anodic and thermocompression wafer bonding systems. Both R&D and automated systems are available.
  
  
• Elsevier Science
  655 Avenue of the Americas
  New York, NY 10010 USA
  Contact: Randy Losure
  Booth: 56
  - For over 100 years, Elsevier Science has been dedicated to facilitating the exchange of information. Today Elsevier Science remains more committed than ever to that mission and has grown into an information provider of global proportions with offices around the world. Elsevier Science has become the undisputed market leader in the publication and dissemination of literature covering the broad spectrum of scientific endeavors.
  
  
• Faraday Technology, Inc.
  315 Huls Drive
  Clayton, OH 45315-8983 USA
  Contact: Jennifer L. Stafford
  Booth: 5
  - Faraday Technology, Inc. is an electrochemical engineering technology development company. The company's intellectual property focussed "Technology Rich Platform" involves the use of charge modulated electric fields as a tool for solving complex electrochemical engineering problems. As such, the company has had tremendous experience using asymmetrical electric field waveforms as a controlling variable for important research activities, such as: 1. Electrodeposition/metallization; 2. Etching/micromachining; 3. Polishing, and; 4. Synthesis. The company will be available to discuss its technology development activities, as well as, the use of microprocessor-based, phase-mode rectifier technology for a wide range of research applications.
  
  
• Gamry Instruments
  734 Louis Drive
  Warminster, PA 18974 USA
  Contact: Pete Peterson
  Booth: 14
  - Gamry Instruments is exhibiting electrochemical instruments for battery developers, corrosion scientists, and electrochemical researchers. Instrumentation will be on display for Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy, DC Corrosion Measurement, Electrochemical Noise, and Cyclic Voltammetry. Gamry offers three potentiostats, six standard electrochemical software packages, and custom engineering to accomplish virtually any electrochemical application.
  
  
• Hohsen Corporation
  10-4-601 Minamisenba 4-chome
  Osaka Chuo-ku 542-0081 Japan
  Contact: Kazuo Tagawa
  Booth: 2
  - Hohsen Corporation initially focussed on the coordination of testing equipment and the sale of related raw materials and components. Hohsen is now working to develop revolutionary new testing and manufacturing equipment to meet the needs of our clients.
  
  
• Hokuto Denko Corporation
  4-22-13, Himonya, Meguro-ku
  Tokyo, Japan 152-0003
  Contact: Shigeto Akimoto
  Booths: #43 and Literature Display #7
  - For over 40 years, Hokuto Denko Corporation has been a developer and manufacturer of various measuring instruments for electrochemistry. Main products are potentiostats, galvanostats, computer controlled polarization systems, testing equipment for batteries, and so on. Hokuto Denko Corporation always keeps the needs of customers in mind, and provides the highest quality electrochemical intruments and extensive engineering products.
  
  
• InDEC B.V.
  Westerduinweg 3
  1755 LE Petten, The Netherlands
  Contact: Rolf Huiberts
  Booth: 18
  - The InDEC company ("Innovative Dutch Electro Ceramics Pilot Production B.V") manufactures electro-ceramic components for e.g. fuel cells, solid state sensors, ceramic membranes for gas separation and electro-catalytic reactors on the basis of oxide ceramic materials. InDEC offers the routine and quality controlled manufacturing of electro-ceramic components on the basis of InDEC's know-how and customers specifications.
  
  
• Innovac Corporation
  50 Harrison Street
  Hoboken, NJ 07030 USA
  Contact: Steven Kim
  Booth: 36
  - INNOVAC provides all vacuum components and systems: INNOVATIVE in price, a stand alone (3) head 4" DC sputter deposition system starts at $85,000, INNOVATIVE in technology: UHV-compatible oxygen-resistant SiC heater assembly, and INNOVATIVE in strategy: f ully custom designed CVD and PVD deposition systems without the custom-design charge.
  
  
• International Power Sources Symposium
  Crundalls, Gedges Hill, Matfield
  Kent TNT2 7EA, UK
  Contact: R.D. Bailey
  Booth: Literature Display #5
  - The 21st International Power Sources Symposium was held in Brighton, England from 10th - 12th May 1999, a location that has always held considerable attraction for delegates. While giving coverage to the research and development of all types of non-mechanical power sources, a major theme of the 1999 symposium was lightweight electric vehicles, their power supplies and control systems.
  
  
• Karl Suss
  Schieissheimer Str. 90
  Garching 85748 Germany
  Contact: Thomas Huismann
  Booth: #41
  - Karl Suss is a global supplier of manufacturing equipment and process technology for the microelectronics, advanced packaging and MEMS markets. With more than 6000 systems installed worldwide, Suss products include Mask Aligners, Spin Coaters, Substrate Bonders, and Flip Chip Bonders. Suss is currently developing an SOI bond system that permits unassisted, consecutive cleaning, drying, aligning and prebonding of two wafers.
  
  
• Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
  1 Cyclotron Road
  Berkeley, CA 94720 USA
  Contact: Bruce Davies
  Booth: 21 & Literature Display #1
  - Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory is a National DOE Multi-Program Laboratory with 3000+ employees and an annual budget exceeding $330 Million, conducts leading-edge reseach in energy, environment, materials, computing, and biotechnology. Electrochemical expertise includes lithium batteries, fullerenes, solid oxide fuel cells, and electrochromics.
  
  
• Lynntech, Inc.
  7610 Eastmark Drive, Suite 202
  College Station, TX 77840 USA
  Contact: Craig C. Andrews
  Booth: #6
  - Lynntech, Inc., is an innovation company which specializes in development and commercialization of electrochemical technologies such as fuel cells, electrochemical ozone generation, electronic conducting polymers, sensors and microfluidics. Leading-edge capabilities for control, monitoring and testing of fuel cells and fuel cell components are commercially available through Lynntech's Fuel Cell Test System.
  
  
• MACCOR
  2805 West 40th St.
  Tulsa, OK 74107 USA
  Contact: Stan Kell
  Booth: #52
  Maccor supplies the most dependable and widely used battery and supercapacitor testing systems in the world. Maccor now provides the most accurate, reliable, and highest powered AC-Impedance testing system incorporating potentiostat/galvanostat circuitry, frequency response analysis, bi-polar pulse, and modeling/analysis software for a broad range of electrochemistry applications.
  
  
• Maxtek, Inc.
  2908 Oregon Court G3
  Torrance, CA 90503 USA
  Contact: Theon Croft
  Booth: 38
  - Maxtek, Inc. specializes in Quartz Crystal Microbalance (QCM) measurement systems, including instruments, crystal holders, flow cells, quartz crystals, etc. QCM's have proven beneficial in numerous research applications due to their high sensitivity, quick response and ease of use. Applications include plating and etching, corrosion, absorption, gas sensing and polymer growth.
  
  
• Molecular Imaging Corporation
  9830A South 51st Street #124
  Phoenix, AZ 85044 USA
  Contact: Allison Johnson
  Booth: 47 & Literature Display #2
  - Molecular Imaging will demonstrate the operation of its scanning probe microscopes (PicoSPM) that are specially designed to provide innovative solutions for imaging in fluids with electrochemical, temperature and environmental control. Magnetic AC mode (MACMode) provides the latest technology for imaging soft and delicate samples in fluids. It can be combined with any controlled conditions imaging that we offer.
  
  
• Praxair Specialty Ceramics
  16130 Woodinville-Redmond Road #7
  Woodinville, WA 98072 USA
  Contact: Ron Ekdahl
  Booth: 17
  - Praxair Specialty Ceramics manufactures a wide array of metallic oxide powders and deposition materials. Multi-component oxide powders are produced with the patented technology Combustion Spray Pyrolysis (CSP), a solution synthesis process which yields fine homogeneous powders. Deposition materials include electron beam evaporation ingots, evaporation pellets and sputtering targets up to 13" in diameter. Standard and specialized products are offered for research and large scale production. Common markets served include solid oxide fuel cell, molten carbonate fuel cells, superconductor, ferroelectric, and photovoltaic applications.
  
  
• Radiant Technologies, Inc.
  2021 Girard SE
  Albuquerque, NM 87106 USA
  Contact: Michelle Bell
  Booth: 37
  - Radiant Technologies is dedicated to the development of ferroelectric film technologies and products. Since its inception, Radiant Technologies has built a solid reputation in providing proprietary products, processes and engineering service to the semiconductor, materials, science, electrooptic, and optics industries.
  
  
• Radiometer Analytical
  29263 Clemens Road
  Westlake, OH 44145 USA
  Contact: Diana Brattoli
  Booth: 16
  - Radiometer Analytical's newest Potentiostat/Galvanostat/Impedance Meters offers true all-in-one efficiency. Combine interactive cyclic voltammetry and innovative pulsing techniques with ease of use and versatility through true 32-Bit Windows '95-based software for impedance (EIS), Electrochemistry, Battery, and Corrosion testing. A complete range of trace analyzers (elements, organics, ions), electrodes, RDE's, MDE's, and glassware, is available.
  
  
• Silvaco International
  4701 Patrick Henry Drive, Building 2
  Santa Clara, CA 95054 USA
  Contact: David Warren
  Booth: 55
  - Silvaco International is the comprehensive provider of powerful and integrated SOI solutions. One key to the future of SOI lies in successful modeling and simulation. Silvaco meets these challenges with SOI specific TCAD Driven CAD technology: SPICE model extraction, interconnect parasitic analysis, SPICE circuit simulation, and technology CAD.
  
  
• Solartron, Inc.
  964 Marcon Boulevard, Suite 200
  Allentown, PA 18103 USA
  Contact: Margie O'Neil
  Booth: 20
  - Solartron potentiostats and impedance analyzers set the world standard for precision, accuracy, and speed in electrochemical and impedance measurements. New products include the Model 1296 Dielectric Interface for very sensitive and accurate measurement of dielectric properties as well as the Model 1294 Differential Interface for 4-pole measurements in solid state and biological materials.
  
  
• Superconductive Components, Inc.
  1145 Chesapeake Avenue
  Columbus, OH 43212 USA
  Contact: J.R. Gaines, Jr.
  Booth: 39
  - Superconductive Components manufactures multi-component ceramic oxide powders for use in sensors, superconductors, fuel cells, membranes, CMR, lithium ion batteries, and other applications. We offer substrate material, both poly and single crystal, from a wide range of materials. Using a variety of processes we are able to tailor particle size for most compounds from 10 nanometers up to several microns depending on customer specification. Powder lots are certified for stoichiometry, trace impurity and phase purity. Requests for custom compounds are welcome. Education and quantity discounts are available.
  
  
• Superior Graphite Company
  10 South Riverside Plaza, Suite 1600
  Chicago, IL 60606 USA
  Contact: Linda Sweeney
  Booth: 23
  - Superior Graphite Company has been recognized for over 80 years as a worldwide industry leader in the development and production of new graphite and carbon products. Superior's family of high quality materials includes natural, synthetic, and thermally purified graphites specifically engineered for Lithium Ion, Alkaline, and Fuel Cell applications.
  
  

Parties interested in exhibiting at this Technical Exhibition should send their completed reservation forms and inquiries to Brian E. Rounsavill or Barbara Baggott at The Electrochemical Society Headquarters Office, 10 South Main Street, Pennington, New Jersey 08534-2896; Phone: (609) 737-1902; Fax: (609) 737-2743, E-mail: ecs@electrochem.org.