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BSAC Fall 2005 Research Review Presentations

September 20, 2005

Directions & Trends Session

John Huggins, Introduction to the Session: Trends in Sensor Integration (777.59 KB)

Richard Muller, Sensing and Actuation at BSAC - Lessons From our History (1.64 MB)

Liwei Lin, Sensors for Manufacturability (5.64 MB)

David Horsley, Integrated Infrared and Magnetic Sensing Devices (4.31 MB)

Kris Pister, Detectors Without Wires: An overview of selected BSAC projects (6.25 MB)

Clark Nguyen, Fuel for an Integrated Micromechanical Circuit Revolution (9.53 MB)

Presentations*

John Huggins, Introduction to the Session (1.01 MB)

Shelly Gulati, DNA Transport in Microfluidic Devices (1003.13 KB)

Dino DiCarlo, Microfluidic Cellular Manipulation: Single cell trapping arrays for quantitative cell biology (2.39 MB)

Prof. Dorian Liepmann, Research Overview: Morning Posters (14.77 MB)

Fabian Martinez, Optimized Ultra-Deep Reactive Ion Etching for the MEMS Rotary Engine Power System (1.91 MB)

Sagi Mathai, SOI Microring Modulator for Optical CDMA (571.93 KB)

Hyuck Choo, Simple Process to Fabricate High-Performance Torsional Microscanners and Their Applications (1.58 MB)

Bill Allan, Strain Sensors for Wind Turbines (13.04 MB)

Prof. Al Pisano, Research Overview: Afternoon Posters (11.58 MB)

Chinwuba Ezekwe, Low-Power Interface Design for Micromachined Vibratory Gyroscopes (172.27 KB)

Hei Kam, Lateral Mode NEMS Resonators Using Internal Electrostatic Transduction (463.9 KB)

Qingquan Liu, MEMS RF Switch with Liquid Gallium Contacts (496.28 KB)

Steven Lanzisera, Location Estimation Using RF Time of Flight (593.5 KB)

*Only registered BSAC Industrial Members may view archived project materials & publications. Contact bsac@berkeley.edu to request member-only access to archived presentations.