IEEE Solid-State Sensors Workshop Held in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, on 2-5 June 1986

Abstract : This workshop has been organized with the intention of maximizing technical interactions among the attendees. We encourage your active participation in the panel sessions, in the evening rump session, during the presentation of the papers themselves, and especially during the free time set aside for informal discussions with your colleagues. These multi-disciplinary interactions are one of the most stimulating aspects of current solid-state sensor research. Substantial efforts by the program committee and by all of the authors and panelists insure that the program and these proceedings contain many valuable contributions to the state-of-the-art in solid-state sensors: contributions that will certainly stimulate further discussion and future research. Without a doubt, the most important progress during this period has been the formation and growth of a strong technical community that encompasses a broad range of interests, but shares a common commitment to research and development in solid-state sensor materials, processes, and technologies.