Angstrom Sciences Expands R&D and Design Staff
Mark Bernick, President Angstrom Sciences, Inc.
40 South Linden St. Duquesne, PA, USA 15110
For Immediate Release:
Release Date :
11/04/2008 12:00 am
About Angstrom Sciences:
Angstrom Sciences is the world leader in magnetron technology which is used to produce thin films through the “sputtering” process. Sputtering is used to manufacture advanced high technology products, such as flat panel displays, energy efficient architectural glass, solar cells, fiber optic network components and microelectronic devices. The company has a worldwide business presence and is headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA.
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For Immediate Release
Angstrom Sciences Expands R&D and Design Staff
Angstrom Sciences, Inc., a leading manufacturer of sputtering cathodes for thin film deposition, has expanded its Research & Development and Engineering & Design departments in order to keep up with market demand.
Jason Maline stepped into a new full-time CAD design position in April after the appointment of Jason Lowmaster to Development Engineer, R&D and the promotion of Ron Bergman to the position of CAD Manager earlier in the year.
“We have been looking for new ways to streamline the engineering process,” Bergman said. “Jason Lowmaster’s expertise in product development and Jason Maline’s extensive CAD experience will be assets to our moving forward.”
The company’s staff increase coincides with the growing popularity of Angstrom Sciences’ new cylindrical magnetron sputtering cathode – a deposition tool designed to improve manufacturing efficiency in the booming solar cell and flat panel display markets.
Angstrom Sciences is the world leader in magnetron technology used to produce thin films through the “sputtering”process. The sputtering is used to manufacture advanced products, such as compact disks, energy efficient architectural glass, OLED technology, solar panels, flat panel displays and microelectronic devices. The company has a worldwide business presence, holds several US Patents in magnetron design, and is headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA.