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Michael A. Kinch, with Dennis D. Buss and Richard A. Chapman, received the 1987 [[IEEE Jack A. Morton Award|IEEE Jack A. Morton Award]] "For the demonstration and development of mercury cadmium telluride monolithically-integrated charge-coupled device focal plane arrays." | Michael A. Kinch, with [[Dennis D. Buss]] and [[Richard A. Chapman]], received the 1987 [[IEEE Jack A. Morton Award|IEEE Jack A. Morton Award]] "For the demonstration and development of mercury cadmium telluride monolithically-integrated charge-coupled device focal plane arrays." | ||
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Biography
Michael A. Kinch, with Dennis D. Buss and Richard A. Chapman, received the 1987 IEEE Jack A. Morton Award "For the demonstration and development of mercury cadmium telluride monolithically-integrated charge-coupled device focal plane arrays."
