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Work Experience: Studies: 172 Appendix B: Curriculum Vitae Appendix B: Curriculum Vitae Personal Details: Arne Lüker Wachtelweg 11 ▪ 32609 Hüllhorst/Holsen ▪ Germany Email: arnelueker@aim.com Additional Qualifications: Date of birth: 04.05.1975 Place of birth: Bremen Citizenship: EU-German Marital status: single 2006 – 2007 Marie Curie Fellow at IMEC, Leuven/Belgium Sputter deposition of AlN 1994 – 1995 Camphill-Rudolf Steiner-School, Aberdeen/Scotland Supervisor of children with special needs Certificate of Completion, Practice in Integrated Therapeutic Communities 2008 Research Assistant, Cranfield University/England Characterisation of Ni/Ti-SMA Alloys 2004 – 2005 Project Engineer, Research Center Karlsruhe/Germany Development of MEMS for space science applications 1996 – 2002 Technik & Design, Lübbecke/Germany Independent draftsman 2005 – 2008 Ph.D Student, Cranfield University/England Material Science and Nanotechnology Thesis: Sol-Gel derived Ferroelectric Thin Films for Voltage Tunable Applications 1999 – 2004 University of Applied Sciences Münster/Germany Engineering Physics, major Micro-Engineering Thesis: Sub-Micron 100 keV E-Beam Lithography for Self Supporting Metallic High Aspect Ratio Structures Electroplated Directly onto Silicon
Internships: Sol-Gel derived Ferroelectric Thin Films for Voltage Tunable Applications Memberships: Scientific Publications: 1995 – 1998 Carl-Severing-Schools Bielefeld/Germany Polytechnic qualification as a professionally recognized Physical-Technical Assistant 1989 – 1994 Waldorf School Evinghausen/Germany 2002 Research Center Karlsruhe 1997 Deutsche Wurlitzer GmbH and University Osnabrück 2005 – 2008 Cranfield University Walking Club 1. A. Lüker, O. Sternberg, H. Hein, J. Schulz, K.D. Möller; „Thick capacitive meshes on polyimide substrates”; Infrared Physics & Technology, 45, 2, 153, 2004 2. J. Kusterer, A. Lüker, Y. Men, W. Ebert, P. Kirby, M. O’Keefe, E. Kohn; „Pb(Zr,Ti)O3 on CVD Diamond – A New Material System for MEMS Actuators”, Diamond 2006, Estoril (PT), September 2006 3. J. Kusterer, A. Lüker, W. Ebert, Q. Zhang, P.B.Kirby, E. Kohn; „ Piezo-actuated Nanodiamond Cantilever Technology for High Speed Applications”, Diamond 2007, Berlin (DE), September 2007 4. J. Kusterer, E. Kohn, A.Lüker, P.B. Kirby, M.F. O’Keefe; „Diamond high speed and high Power MEMS switches”, 4 th EMRS DTC Technical Conference – Edinburgh 2007 5. T. Riekkinen, T. Mattila, S. van Dijken, A. Lüker, Q. Zhang, P.B. Kirby, A.M. Sánchez; “Ferroelectric parallel-plate capacitors with copper electrodes for highfrequency applications”, Appl. Phys. Lett. 91, 252902, 2007 6. A. Lüker, H. Hein, J. Schulz, N. Dambrowsky, O. Sternberg, M.J.Sweetgall, K. Abdijalilov, K.D. Möller, H. Grebel; “Band pass filters in the 1 µm spectral region: Thick metal screens”, Infrared Physics & Technology, 51, 3, 178, 2008 7. J. Kusterer, A. Lüker, P. Herfurth, Y. Men, W. Ebert, P. Kirby, M. O’Keefe, E. Kohn; „Piezo-actuated Nanodiamond Cantilever Technology for High Speed Applications” Diamond and Related Materials, 17, 7-10, 1429, 2008 8. Y-H-. Chun, C. Fragkiadakis, P. Bao, A. Lüker, R.V. Wright, J-S. Hong, P.B. Kirby, Q. Zhang, T.J. Jackson, M.J. Lancester, “Tunable Bandstop Resonators and Filter on Si-Substrate with PST Thin Film by Sol-Gel Deposition”, 38 th European Microwave Conference, EuMC2008. 9. C. Fragkiadakis, A. Lüker, R.V. Wright, L. Floyd, and P.B. Kirby; “Growth and high frequency characterization of Mn doped sol-gel PbxSr1-xTiO3 for frequency agile applications” Journal of Applied Physics 105, 1 (2009) 173
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