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John B. Fenn Endowed Scholarship John Bennett Fenn was a recipient of the 2002 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, given for the development of electrospray Ionization (ESI), an important technique used in mass spectrometry. ? John gave the Plenary Address at the 2004 SVC TechCon. This, coupled with the interests of his son John B, Fenn, Jr., a long time participant in the SVC, led him to create this scholarship. Committed to education, and to solving problems of a practical and useful nature, he felt that the SVC was a good venue for finding students with the same inclination. ? More detailed biographies can be found in SCIENCE, 331, 14 January 2011, page 160, or at . Helen and Rolf Illsley Scholarship Fund Rolf Illsley, co-founder of Optical Coating Laboratory, Inc., (OCLI) in 1948, was President and Chairman of the Board of OCLI until his retirement in 1991. Helen joined the company in 1963, as Rolf’s assistant, and remained with the company until 1989, when Helen and Rolf married. OCLI was purchased by JDS Uniphase in 2000. Rolf was born in Cleveland, OH, and grew up in Western Michigan. He then went on to study agricultural economics and engineering at Michigan State University. Rolf then joined the Navy in World War II and served in the South Pacific as an engineering officer for a Landing Ship Medium Group. Rolf applied his university studies briefly in China after World War II working for the United Nations. He and several others, including his brother, founded OCLI in Washington, DC, in 1948 and later moved the company to Santa Rosa, CA, in 1951. The Helen and Rolf Illsley fund is a reflection of Rolf’s commitment to helping the vacuum coating industry continue to grow. Rolf and Helen live in San Rafael, CA, and enjoy flying both as a hobby and as a business. The Bernard Henry AIMCAL and SVC Scholarship Fund AIMCAL and the Society of Vacuum Coaters with the participation of many donors, have established The Bernard Henry AIMCAL and SVC Scholarship Fund in honor