Rick Presley obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering in 2001, and a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering in 2006, both from Oregon State University. His research focused on the then nascent technology of Amorphous Oxide Semiconductors, which are becoming an important class of materials for display applications. Rick fabricated the first transparent integrated circuit and is coauthor of Transparent Electronics (Springer Publishing).
Rick currently works as a Faculty Research Assistant for MaSC at Oregon State University. His main job responsibilities include student training, project consulting, industry collaboration, and supporting MaSC equipment.
Chris Tasker obtained his Associates of Science degree in Electronics Engineering Technology from Linn-Benton Community College in 1998. Chris has designed and constructed several custom deposition systems that are operating as MaSC tools.
Chris currently works as a Facility Manager for MaSC at Oregon State University. His main job responsibilities include day to day operations, project support, equipment procurement and installation, and MaSC equipment repairs and maintenance.