Liwei Lin received his PhD degree in 1993 from UC Berkeley. His group has been working on the design, modeling, and fabrication of micro/nano structures, sensors and actuators, and mechanical issues in micro/nano systems including heat transfer, solid/fluid mechanics and dynamics.
Micro and Nano Manufacturing for Sensing and Energy Applications
MTL Seminar Series
Liwei Lin, UC Berkeley
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Leveraging from the core MEMS (Microelectromechanical Systems) technologies, my groups has been working on micro/nano manufacturing toward practical applications, such as the synthesis, assembly and integration of 1D and 2D nanostructures for pressure and gas sensing devices; 1D piezoelectric nanofibers as nanogenerators; self-aligned 1D nanostructures for energy storage systems; and 3D-printed wireless sensors.
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