A selection of the ATP winning projects of the October 2000 competition

• Use of Gels in electronic applications
  ATP funded program
• Dye-Probe Studies of Spin Coating of Sol-Gel Solutions
  NSF funded program contact Prof Birnie
• Processing 100 percent Silica Optical Fiber waveguides using sol-gel Technology
  National Center for environmental research and quality assurance DoD funding-SBIR contract
• Sol-Gel Indicators
  DoE funding
• Sol-Gel Derived Carbon-Metal oxide Electrodes as Supercapacitors
  DoE funding
• Hybrid Material Routes to Porous Amorphous Ceramics with Controlled Microstructure.
• Sol-Gel Derived Aluminosilicate for Electronic Packaging
  sol-gel, electronic packaging, aluminosilicate, coatings, hermetic seal
• Micro Molding (MIMIC)
  The Center for Applied Microtechnology
  a joint activity of the University of Washington and the Washington Technology Center
• Optically driven Supramolecular Machines
  project at UCLA
• Low Cost Sol-Gel-on-Silicon Self-Aligned Optics
  (NZ Applied Technologies Corporation) funded by SBIR
• Development of Environmental Sensors Using Sol-Gel Processing
  US-Egypt Cooperative Research funded by NSF
• Making Low-Cost, High-Quality Glass Microlenses at Low Temperature
  Geltech project funded by ATP

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