A personal vita is particularly required for the PhD dissertation. I am thus obligated to make one. It is always entertaining to read other doctors' vitas (like my學長們的) cccc....
Below is the VITA in my dissertation.
Chih-Yuan (Claire) Lu was born in Pingtung, Taiwan. She moved north to Tainan with her family and grew up in Tainan city where Taiwanese culture has its earliest origins. Her studies first started in Tainan. Her course since leaving Tainan in pursuit of higher education has been an ever-expanding outward spiral, or, in the parlance of materials science, a screw dislocation. She later moved further north to National Tsing Hua University where she completed her Bachelor degree in Chemistry in 2000. She stayed there to pursue a Masters degree in Materials Science and Engineering and received her Master of Science in 2002. In 2003, she continued along the great spiral arm to the University of Washington, in Seattle, for an advanced graduate career in Materials Science and Engineering. There, she received her Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering in 2007. From there, she is undergoing the phase change from academia to industry. Her spin is taking her to Intel Corporation in Hillsboro, Oregon where she hopes to contribute her knowledge of interfacial physics and surface science to the semiconductor industry. She will develop first generation processing technology making possible the 32nm node. Next in the spiral, we’ll see to what state her career entropy drives.
I at Lake Washington of Bellevue side.
Good Bye, Washington.
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