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Fan Fiction: A Mem-Noir: Inspired by True Events

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Brent Spiner’s explosive and hilarious novel is a personal look at the slightly askew relationship between a celebrity and his fans. If the Coen Brothers were to make a Star Trek movie, involving the complexity of fan obsession and sci-fi, this noir comedy might just be the one.Set in 1991, just as

Star Trek: The Next Generation has rocketed the cast to global fame, the young and impressionable actor Brent Spiner receives a mysterious package and a series of disturbing letters, that take him on a terrifying and bizarre journey that enlists Paramount Security, the LAPD, and even the FBI in putt

ing a stop to the danger that has his life and career hanging in the balance. Featuring a cast of characters from Patrick Stewart to LeVar Burton to Trek creator Gene Roddenberry, to some completely imagined, this is the fictional autobiography that takes readers into the life of Brent Spiner, and t

ells an amazing tale about the trappings of celebrity and the fear he has carried with him his entire life. Fan Fiction is a zany love letter to a world in which we all participate, the phenomenon of ＂Fandom.＂

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以第一原理量子傳輸理論研究在介面處有取代硫處理之二硫化鎢電晶體

為了解決brent的問題，作者陳竑任 這樣論述：

矽基互補式金氧半場效電晶體的持續微縮遭遇短通道效應的限制，此限制從過去到未來的發展導致了一連串的問題。包含汲極引發位障降低(Drain-induced Barrier Lowering, DIBL)、閘極引發漏電(Gate-induced Drain Leakage, GIDL)、擊穿(Punch-Through)、載子遷移率下降等等。在各種可能使電晶體微縮至1nm節點以下的新穎通道材料中，具原子尺度的二維材料不僅直觀上可克服短通道效應，使電晶體更進一步微縮，同時仍保持高載子遷移率。單原子層WS2為一種最常被研究的過渡金屬二硫族化合物(TMD)材料，實驗上已被作為電晶體的通道材料來使用，並展

示出高電流開關比、高載子遷移率及高熱穩定性。發展WS2電晶體最迫切的挑戰在於降低接觸電阻，在本論文中，我們施以第一原理量子傳輸計算來研究Metal/WS2與Metal/WSX/WS2側接觸，試圖以硫族元素之取代來降低蕭特基位障，因此減少接觸電阻。在此該取代使用了五族或七族元素取代單層WS2一側部分區域之硫族元素，產生超材料WSX (X= P, As, F, Cl, Br)的部分。另外，我們進一步比較該取代在界面金屬化與界面鍵結以及其在蕭特基位障的效果。如此之WSX緩衝接觸展示了p型Pt/WSP/WS2側接觸和n型Ti/WSCl/WS2側接觸的接觸電阻分別低至122.4Ω∙μm與97.9Ω∙μm

。此外，我們也利用第一原理分子動力學觀測到室溫下穩定的單層WSX。

When Teams Work: How to Develop and Lead a High-Performing Team

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Discover the secrets to high performing teams from the success stories of sport, military and restaurants - and what to do if your team isn’t working.Teams are everywhere: At work we are part of many different teams: the department team, the sales team, the planning team and the project team. At

play we join the football team, the netball team, the swimming team, the bridge team and the dance team. Socially we support teams, watch teams and are served by teams in restaurants, hotels, shops and at events. But how much do we really know about them, what makes a successful team and why do team

s fail?Effective teamworking is a perennial issue - there are so many difficulties and traps. We have all worked in teams and seen these problems at first hand and have suffered from them. This book will help you toidentify the most common issues and give you and your team the tools to improve them

and achieve better teamwork and performance. get the best out of yourself and others and avoid the common pitfalls that prevent teams from being the best they can be.We will look at how sports and business teams are developed and work, as well as giving examples and learning lessons from specialist

teams in the many different areas such as the military, restaurants, orchestra’s, aerobatics and many more. These examples will be woven in throughout the book, and lessons drawn about what we can learn for our own teams. Developing high performance teams and effective teamwork is a perennial issue

for team leaders and team members alike. Most of us work in teams yet few of us have the capacity to fully assimilate what it takes to resolve common issues such as conflict, low engagement, lack of purpose and accountability in teams. This book is for team players, team leaders and anyone who is s

etting up and supporting a team. It sets out all that you need to know to create a successful team and how to fix it if things start to go wrong.We think the combined experience of the authors and their direct experience of working with both sports and organisational teams is unique. The combination

of an academic perspective with a high level practical experience of coaching and leading high performance teams brings clarity and understanding to the concepts, balanced with a pragmatic perspective on how to put these into practice The book draws together the combined experience of Nigel Melvill

e as a High Performance sports coach and Chief Executive, and Mike Brent as an academic, author of several bestselling business books and specialist in team dynamics.

跨領域生涯發展 - 個案研究

為了解決brent的問題，作者吳英斌 這樣論述：

職場上所需要的職能林林種種，不同的工作領域與工作模式的不同，其所衍生出來的職能模型也不盡相同。本文嘗試地從台灣的科技業常見的職涯轉換的案例來做個案研究。這個個案透過個案主角的真實經歷來探討有哪些可能的職涯變化、挑戰以及相對應的準備方案。這個個案的背景故事就是描述一個電子工程師進入台灣代工設計的科技公司，因為產業的特殊性，除了專業的範圍很廣，團隊合作的需求高，與客戶接觸的機會也高。經過幾年的歷練與組織的變化，工程師開始需要擔任部門主管的工作，對這群過去擅長研究專業領域的工程師來說，從做工程研究轉變到人員管理可以說是一個很大的轉變。再經過幾年之後，除了管理研發團隊之外，接下來還開始要接觸產品線的

商務經營。商務經營必須介入擬定經營策略、分析市場競爭力與經營客戶關係等與研發主管截然不同的領域。亦即研發主管又必須再跨進另一個新領域做更大幅度的改變，特別是在人際關係經營以及學習全新的商務領域。再下一個職涯發展階段，亦即隨著公司人員異動或人才培訓亦或組織調整等等的目的，需要做跨組織的輪調管理時，產品線主管又必須配合公司的策略轉調到另一個陌生的團隊負責陌生的產品線。這時需要的是快速地融入新團隊甚至需要快速地找到問題並做出改變。這些跨領域的轉變著實是一個不小的挑戰，是職場上常見的需求卻也是常見的失敗。本文嘗試地透過個案研究的方式從各個面向來做進一步的解析，以便瞭解其中的關鍵因素以及公司與個案主角又

該如何做好準備。希望透過個案主角的成功與失敗經驗分享能夠提供許多建設性的建議。產學界類似本論文的發表與文獻也許很多，然而本論文最大的不同在於是真正從一位非管理與非商務背景的理工科系員工，真正從自己的親身經歷所體會出來的理論，而非先得到相關專業知識，再從工作上做出驗證。(附註: 本個案研究的內容乃根據真實案例作部分改編而成，原因是考量到公司商業機密而無法百分之百的真實現狀；但對於本論文所探討的主題，並無太大的影響。)