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Fall 2004

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12/14/04



Kevin Turner



Self/directed assembly of microstructures
  • G.Whitesides, B. Grzybowski, Self-Assembly at All Scales
  • H. Onoe, K. Matsumoto, I. Shimoyama, Three-Dimensional Micro-Self-Assembly Using Hydrophobic Interaction Controlled by Self-Assembled Monolayers
  • Harvard University
  • University of Tokyo, Japan

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12/02/04



Lodewyk Steyn



MEMS vibration energy harvesting
  • H. Sodano, G. Park, D. Inman, Estimation of Electric Charge Output for Piezoelectric Energy Harvesting
  • P. Mitcheson, T. Green, E. Yeatman, A. Holmes, Architectures for Vibration-Driven Micropower Generators
  • A. Lal, J. Blanchard, The Daintiest Dynamos
  • Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Los Alamos National Laboratory
  • Imperial College, London, U.K.
  • Cornell University, University of Wisconsin-Madison

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11/18/04



Nicolas Szita



Optical integration
  • M. Jensen, U. Kruhne, L. Christensen, O. Geschke, Refractive microlenses produced by excimer laser irradiation of poly (methyl methacrylate)
  • A. Jorgensen, K. Mogensen, J. Kutter, O. Geschke, A biochemical microdevice with an integrated chemiluminescence detector

  • Danish Technological Institute
  • Technical University of Denmark

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11/04/04



Xue'en Yang



Dielectric charging of electrostatic actuators
  • J. Wibbeler, G. Pfeifer, M. Hietschold, Parasitic charging of dielectric surfaces in capacitive MEMS
  • Y. Wu, M. Shannon, Theoretical analysis of the effect of static charges in silicon-based dielectric thin films on micro- to nanoscale electrostatic actuation

  • Chemnitz U. of Tech, Germany
  • U. of Illinois

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10/21/04




Alexis Weber



Material selection for electrostatic actuators
  • C. Cabuz, E. I. Cabuz, T. R. Ohnstein, J. Neus, R. Maboudian, Factors enhancing the reliability of touch-mode electrostatic actuators
  • C. Cabuz, Tradeoffs in micro-opto-electro-mechanical system materials

  • Honeywell
  • University of California, Berkeley

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10/7/04



Luis Fernando Velasquez-Garcia


Micro-fabricated space propulsion engines
  • P. Miotti et al., Bi-propellant Micro-Rocket Engine
  • M. Tajmar, MEMS Indium FEEP Thruster: Manufacturing Study and First Prototype Results
  • Mechatronic GmbH, Austria
  • ARC Seibersdaorf research, Austria


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09/16/04






Valerie Leblanc






Actuators in aqueous solution

  • D. Sameoto, T. Hubbard and M. Kujath, Operation of electrothermal and electrostatic MUMPS microactuators underwater
  • H.-Y. Chan and W. J. Li, A thermally actuated polymer micro robotic gripper for mannipulation of biological cells
  • E. Jager, O. Inganas and I. Lundstrom, Microrobots for micrometer-size objects in aqueous media: potential tools for single-cell manipulation

  • Dalhousie University, Canada
  • Chinese University of Hong Kong and Chinese Academy of sciences, Shenyang, China
  • Linkopings University, Sweden


Summer 2004
 
 
Date Host Topic Paper References Affiliations Web Access*
07/08/04 Sriram Krishnan Torsion: From <111> Si to Tacoma Narrows
  • E. Willemenot and P Touboul, Electrostaticlaly suspended torsion pendulum, Review of Scientific Instruments, V. 71, N.O. 1, Jan 2000, pp 310-314
  • J. Kim, D. Cho, R. S. Muller, Why is (111) silicon a better mechanical material for MEMS? 
  • K. Y. Billah, R. H. Scanlan, Resonance, Tacoma Narrows bridge failure, and undergraduate physics textbooks, Am. J. Phys, 59(2), February 1991, pp 118-124
  • Z. Xiao, W. Peng, K. R. Farmer, Analytical Behavior of Rectangular Electrostatic Torsion Actuators With Nonlinear Spring Bending, JMEMS, Vol. 12, NO. 6, December 2003, pp 929-936
  • ONERA, France,
  • Seoul National U. and berkeley
  • Princeton U., NJ, John Hopkins U., MD
  • NJ Inst. of Tech, NJ
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    07/01/04 Thormas Burg Large deflections in MEMS
  • H.S. Kim, A.B. Ucok, K. Najafi;  HH2004
  • H. Hartshorne, C.J. Backhouse, W.E. Lee, Sensors and Actuators B99 (2004) 592-600
  • E. Kai, T. Pan, B. Ziaie; HH2004
  • Quake's famous paper: "Microfluidic Large-Scale Integration"
  • Univ. of Michigan;
  • Micralyne Inc & Univ. of  Alberta;
  • Univ. of Minnesota; 
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    06/24/04 Kevin Turner (again) Hilton Head'04
  • M.R. Kaazempur-Mofrad, et al,  A MEMS-based renal replacement system
  • M-C M. Lee and M. C. Wu, 3D silicon transformation using hydrogen annealing
  • C.G. Wilson and Y. B. Gianchandani, Microgeiger: a microfabricated gas-based beta radiation detector
  • MIT, MGH & Draper
  • UCLA
  • U of Michigan, Ann Arbor
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    06/17/04 John Hart Patterning of sub-micron structures
  •  Decre et al. 2004: Wave Printing (I) : Towards Large-Area, Multilayer Microcontact Printing.
  • Jung et al. 2004: Fabrication of a 34 x34 Crossbar Structure at 50 nm Half-pitch by UV-based Nanoimprint Lithography
  • Whang et al. 2003: Nanolithography Using Hierarchically Assembled Nanowire Masks
  • Glass et al. 2003 (might not be discussed)

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    05/28/04 Kevin Turner Fabrication of metal MEMS
    • M.  Aimi, M. Rao , N. MacDonald, A. Samah Zuruzi and D. Bothman, High-aspect-ratio bulk micromachining

    • of titanium
    • Terry J. Garino, Alfredo Morales, Thomas Buchheit and Brad Boyce, The Fabrication of Stainless Steel Parts for MEMs
    • University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB)
    • Sandia National Laboratories
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    Spring 2004
     
     
    Date Host Topic Paper References Affiliations Web Access*
    05/07/04 Valerie Leblanc Fabrication
    • N. Takeda, MEMS applications of Ball Semiconductor Technology
    • T. Bourouina, T. Masuzawa, H. Fujita, The MEMSNAS Process: Microloading Effect for Micromachining 3-D Structures of Nearly all Shapes
    • Ball Semiconductor Inc.
    • Ecole Superieure d'ingenieurs en   Electrotechnique et Electronique, France and University of Tokyo, Japan
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    04/21/04 Benjamin Wunsch Self-assembly of structure
    • C. Chua, D. Fork, K. Van Schuylenbergh, J.-P. Lu, High-Q RF coils on silicon integrated circuits , MEMS Components and Applications for Industry, Automobiles, Aerospace, and Communication II,

    •  Proceedings of SPIE Vol. 4981 (2003) 
      E. Quevy, P. Bigotte, D. Collard, L. Buchaillot, Large stroke actuation of continuous membrane for adaptive optics by 3D self-assembled microplates, Sensor and actuators A 95 (2002) 183-195
      P. Kazmaier, N.Chopra, Bridging size scales with self-assembling supramolecular materials, MRS Bulletin April 2000
    • Palo Alto Research Center

     
     
    • Institut d'electronique et de microelectronique du nord, France and University of Tokyo, Japan

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    04/07/04 Yawen Li
     
     

    Nanoporous silicon and biocompatibility

    • L. Leoni, D. Attiah, T. A. Desai, Nanoporous platforms for cellular sensing and delivery, Sensors 2002, 2, 111-120
    • G. Kotzar, M. Freas, P. Abel, A. Fleischman, S. Roy, C. Zorman, J. M. Moran, J. Melzak, Evaluation of MEMS materials of construction for implantable medical devices, Biomaterials, 23 (2002) 2737-2750
    • University of Illinois and Boston University
    • BIOMEC, Inc, NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland Clinic Foundation,  and  Case Western Reserve University

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    /24/04 Hongwei Sun Polymerase Chain Reaction
      M. U. Kopp, A.J. de Mello, A. Manz, Chemical Amplification: Continuous-Flow PCR on a Chip, SCIENCE, Vol. 280, 15 may 1998
    • M. Bu, T. Melvin, G. Ensell, J.S. Wilkinson, A.G. R. Evans, Design and theoretical evaluation of a novel microfluidic device to be used for PCR, J. Micromech. Microeng., 13 (2003)
    • E. Verpoorte, N. F. De Rooij, Microfluidics Meets MEMS, Proc. IEEE, Vol. 91, No. 6, June 2003
    • Imperial College, London

     
    • University of Southamptom, UK

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    • University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland

     

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    03/10/04 Jin Zhou Application related MEMS
  • Ki Bang Lee and Liwei Lin, Electrolyte-Based On-Demand and

  • disposable Microbattery, JMEMS, VOL. 12, NO. 6, DECEMBER 2003
  • E. T. Carlen and C. H. Mastrangelo, PARAFFIN ACTUATED SURFACE MICROMACHINED VALVES, MEMS'00
  • Jun Xie, Jason Shih and Yu-Chong Tai, INTEGRATED SURFACE-MICROMACHINED MASS FLOW CONTROLLER, MEMS'03
  • U.C. Berkeley

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  • U of Michigan

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  • Caltech
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    02/25/04 Lodewyk Steyn
  • Nano wires, fabrication and self-assembly
  • Minature motor
  • E. Alaca, H. Sehitoglu and T. Saif, Fabrication of directed nano wire networks through self-assembly, IEEE(?)
  • J.G.Wen, et al, Self-assembly of semiconducting oxide nanowires, nanorods, and nanoribbons, Chemical Physics, Letters, 372 (2003) 717-722
  • Ta. Shigematsu and M. K. Kurosawa, Miniaturized SAW motor with 100 MHz driving frequency, IEEE (?)
  • U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  • U of Illinois and Boston college
  • Tokyo Inst of Tech
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    02/11/04 James White MEMS'04
  • C. P. Steiner, et al, Bubble-Free Priming of Blind Channels
  • H.-Y. Chu and W. Fang, A Novel Convex Corner Compensation for Wet Anisotropic Etching on (100) Silicon Wafer
  • K. Hamaguchi, et al, 3-nm Gap Fabrication Using Gas hase Sacrificial Etching for Quantum Devices
  • IMTEK, Germany
  • National Tsing Hua U, Taiwan
  • Toyota, Japan
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