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Curriculum Vitae Lionel Santinacci 19.10.1974 Nationality: French Südliche Stadtmauerstr. 15a Tel: + 49 9131 852 7587 D-91054 Erlangen Fax: + 49 9131 852 7582 Germany e-mail: lionel@ww.uni-erlangen.de Main research interest Materials science, microsctrucures, surface/interface, thin film characterization, scanning probe microscopies, electrochemistry, semi-conductor chemistry. Education 1998-2002 PhD in Materials Science At Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne, EPFL (Switzerland) and at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (Germany) 1997-1998 Diploma thesis in Materials Science, University of Marseille (France) 1994-1997 M. Sc. in Physical chemistry option Materials Science, University of Marseille (France) 1993-1994 B. Sc. in Physics and Chemistry, University of Toulon (France) 1991-1992 Maturity Certificate in Science, Institute St Mary, Toulon (France) Scientific experience 09/1998-07/2002 PhD of materials science at Materials Science department of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (CH) and at the Chair for Surface Science and Corrosion at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (D). Subject: "Selective electrochemical reactions onto semi-conductive electrodes." Methods: AFM and STM (observation and nano-scratching), Electrodeposition, capacitance measurements, micro-electrochemistry, Ellipsometry, AES and XPS, SEM and photolithography. Collaboration with the Institute of Microstructural Sciences (IMS) of the National Research Council of Canada (NRC-Ottawa) on the growth of anodic oxide films on InP. 02/1998-06/1998 Diploma thesis in the Research Center for Crystal Growth Mechanisms (CRMC2- CNRS) Marseille (France). Subject: "A quantitative study of metallic cluster morphology by scanning probe microscopies" Methods: scanning probe microscopies (AFM, STM) et ultra-vacuum techniques. 1996-1997 Semester project in the Laboratory for Physical Chemistry of Materials, University of Marseille. Subject : " Effects of additive on electrocristallization of zinc on steel". Training course in industry during 6 weeks at Chemetall Surface Treatment SA in Paris (France). Subject : "Optimization of an industrial bath for Sn and Sn/Pb electroplating

Teaching experience 01/1999-07/2000 (EPFL) 09/2000-07/2001 (Uni-Erlangen) Lab. Courses for undergraduate students in Materials Science. Lithography and fabrication of MOS transistor. Nano-templates of porous anodic aluminum oxide. Lab. Courses for undergraduate students in Materials Science. Corrosion of materials. 09/2000-12/2000 Tutoring for thermodynamics lecture, undergraduate students. 01/2001-04/2001 Tutoring for electrochemistry lecture, undergraduate students. Research Tutoring Diploma thesis T. Campanella, "Study of the feasibility of Cu nano-systems on Si. H. Mokdad, "AFM induced nano-patterning of Si surfaces". M. Kalloui, "Selective electrodeposition of CdS at semi-conductive electrodes", Semester projects S. Stauss, "Selective deposition of polyaniline on n-si". G. Rapillard, "Study of electrochemical deposition of Pd onto Si substrate for micro-systems fabrication. E. Jud, "Pores formation on InP (100) by electrochemical anodization in halogenide electrolytes. S. Ecoffey, "Study of selective electrochemical deposition of Au on silicon substrate. Research activities Main subject Nano-patterning by selective electrochemical deposition onto AFM modified silicon surfaces. Methods: AFM (observation, nano-scratching), electrodeposition of metal, polymers et semiconductor, oxide formation (thermal or anodic). Other subjects Pore formation and oxidation of InP. Electron-beam lithography. Oral presentations 2000 P. Schmuki, L. Santinacci, E. Jud and D. J. Lockwood "Pore formation on InP and GaAs", 2 nd international Conference on Porous Semiconductor Science and Technology, Madrid, march 2000. L. Santinacci "Selective electrochemical deposition of metals onto semiconductor surfaces", University of Munich, October 2000. L. Santinacci, T. Djenizian et P. Schmuki AFM induced nanopatterning of Si surfaces, in 2 nd International Symposium on Pits and Pores: Properties and Significance for Advanced Materials, 198 th Meeting of the Electrochem. Soc., Phoenix, October 2000, E-beam induced nano-masking for metal electrodeposition on semiconductor surfaces, in 2 nd International Symposium on Pits and Pores: Properties and Significance for Advanced Materials, 198 th Meeting of the Electrochem. Soc.,

Phoenix, October 2000. P. Schmuki, L. Santinacci, T. Djenizian and D.J. Lockwood, Formation and properties of porous InP, in 2 nd International Symposium on Pits and Pores: Properties and Significance for Advanced Materials, 198 th Meeting of the Electrochem. Soc., Phoenix, October 2000. D.J. Lockwood,, "Optical properties of InP", in 2 nd International Symposium on Pits and Pores: Properties and Significance for Advanced Materials, 198 th Meeting of the Electrochem. Soc., Phoenix, October 2000. 2001 P. Schmuki, L. Santinacci AFM-induced nanopattening of Si surfaces", German Research Foundation (DFG), "Workshop of the Electrochemical Nanotechnology Program", Pommersfelden, January 2001 "AFM Induced Nanoscale Electrochemical Deposition of Metals on Si (100) Surfaces", in Electrochemical Deposition and Dissolution, Joint International Meeting: 200 th ECS meeting and the 52 nd ISE meeting, San Francisco, September 2001. "Selective Pd Electrochemical Deposition on Si (100) Surfaces Assisted by AFM", in Interfacial Structure, Kinetics, and Electrocatalysis, Joint International Meeting: 200 th ECS meeting and the 52 nd ISE meeting, San Francisco, September 2001. "A Novel Semiconductor Nano-Patterning Approach Using AFM-Scratching Through Thin Oxide Layers ", Semiconductor- and Photo-Electrochemistry, Joint International Meeting: 200 th ECS meeting and the 52 nd ISE meeting, San Francisco, September 2001. "Electron-Beam Induced Carbon Nano-masking for Selective Electrodeposition of Metals on Si(100)" in in Electrochemical Deposition and Dissolution, Joint International Meeting: 200 th ECS meeting and the 52 nd ISE meeting, San Francisco, September 2001. "Electron Beam Induced Carbon Masking for Selective Porous Silicon formation" in 6 th International symposium on the physics and chemistry of luminescent materials Joint International Meeting: 200 th ECS and the 52 nd ISE, San Francisco, September 2001. "Electron-Beam Induced Carbon Patterns Used as Mask for the Cadmium Sulfide Deposition on Si(100)" Joint International Meeting: 200 th ECS meeting and the 52 nd ISE meeting, San Francisco, September 2001

Publications in proceeding volumes 2000, AFM induced nano-patterning of Si surfaces, in 2 nd International Symposium on Pits and Pores: Properties and Significance for Advanced Materials, P. Schmuki, Editor, PV 2000-25, p. 189, The Electrochemical Society Proceedings Series, Pennington, NJ (2001)., E-beam induced nano-masking for metal electrodeposition on semiconductor surfaces, in 2 nd International Symposium on Pits and Pores: Properties and Significance for Advanced Materials, P. Schmuki, Editor, PV 2000-25, p. 200, The Electrochemical Society Proceedings Series, Pennington, NJ (2001). P. Schmuki, L. Santinacci, T. Djenizian and D.J. Lockwood, Formation and properties of porous InP, in 2 nd International Symposium on Pits and Pores: Properties and Significance for Advanced Materials, P. Schmuki, Editor, PV 2000-25, p. 554, The Electrochemical Society Proceedings Series, Pennington, NJ (2001). D.J. Lockwood,, "Optical properties of InP", in 2 nd International Symposium on Pits and Pores: Properties and Significance for Advanced Materials, P. Schmuki, Editor, PV 2000-25, p. 567, The Electrochemical Society Proceedings Series, Pennington, NJ (2001). 2001, "Electron beam induced carbon masking for selective porous silicon formation", in 6 th International symposium on the physics and chemistry of luminescent materials, M. Cahay, Editor, PV 2001, The Electrochemical Society Proceedings Series, Pennington, NJ (2001). Publications in reviewed scientific journals 2000 P. Schmuki, L. Santinacci, T. Djenizian and D.J. Lockwood, "Pore formation on n- InP", Phys. Stat. Sol. A, 182, 51 (2000). 2001 T. Djenizian, L. Santinacci, P. Schmuki: Localized Electrochemical Deposition of Au into E-beam patterns J. Electrochem. Soc, 148, 197(2001). T. Djenizian, L. Santinacci, P. Schmuki: Electron beam-induced carbon masking for electrodeposition on semiconductor surfaces Appl. Phys. Lett, 78, 2940 (2001)., "AFM induced nano-patterning of Si surfaces", J. Electrochem. Soc., 148, 640 (2001)., "Nanoscale patterning of Si(100) surfaces by scratching through the native oxide layer using atomic force microscope", Appl. Phys Lett., 79, 1882(2001). T. Djenizian, B. Petite, L. Santinacci and P. Schmuki, "Electron-beam induced carbon deposition used as mask for cadmium sulfide deposition", Electrochim. Acta, (2001), in press. T. Djenizian, G. I. Sproule, S. Meisa, D. Landheer, X. Wu, L. Santinacci, P. Schmuki and M. Graham, "Composition and growth of thin anodic oxides formed on InP (100)" Electrochim. Acta, submitted. L. Santinacci, T. Djenizian, S. Ecoffey, H. Mokdad, T. Campanella and P. Schmuki, Selective Palladium electrochemical deposition on Si (100) assisted by AFM oxide scratching, Electrochim. Acta, submitted

T. Djenizian, L. Santinacci and P.Schmuki, E-beam induced carbon deposition used as negative resist for selective porous Si formation, J. Electrochem. Soc., submitted T. Djenizian, L. Santinacci and P.Schmuki, E-beam induced mask effect for electrochemical reaction, nanostructures fabrication, Electrochim. Acta, submitted Publications of more general nature 2001 Report form the on-line scientific journal: Insight R&D alert about sub-100-nm technology for device fabrication T. Djenizian, L. Santinacci and P.Schmuki, Sub-100-nm mask is repairable, Frost & Sullivan, New-York, June 8th 2001 Languages: French (mother tongue). English and Italian (reading and writing) and basic knowledge of German.