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BSAC Fall 2006 Research Review Presentations

September 19, 2006

Directions & Trends Session

Prof. Ming Wu, MEMS Components for Optical Communications (1.95 MB)

Prof. Kris Pister, Implications of Ultra Low Power RF Communications (522.63 KB)

Prof. Liwei Lin, MEMS Components for mm-Wave Radar and Communications (926.4 KB)

Philip Stephanou, Harmonic Devices' Piezo MEMS Vision for RF Communications (2.51 MB)

Emmanuel Quevy, Silicon Clocks' Integrated SiGe MEMS Resonators: A Paradigm Shift for Timing Devices (1.1 MB)

Prof. Bernhard Boser, Silicon resonators using MEMS technology (1.85 MB)

Harry Laswell, The MEMS Investment Environment (84.24 KB)

Presentations*

John Huggins, Introduction to the Session (691.84 KB)

Emil Geiger, Plastic MEMS Encapsulation (833.43 KB)

Josh Chi, Monolithic MEMS Optical Cross Connect for CWDM and DWDM Fiber Optic Networks (566.63 KB)

Prof. Al Pisano / Prof. Richard White (1.79 MB)

Jim Cheng, Insect Armor (Chitosan) as a MEMS Engineering Material (883.86 KB)

David Garmire, MEMS Electrometrology (657.3 KB)

Sarah Bergbreiter, Jumping Microrobots (1.11 MB)

Josh Morgan, Ferrofluidic Immunosensor (187.86 KB)

Octavian Florescu, Micro Magnetic Detection (446.71 KB)

Prof. Dorian Liepmann / Prof. David Horsley (1.85 MB)

Prof. Lydia Sohn, NanoCytometry: A New Method of Screening Cell-Surface Biomarkers (855.8 KB)

Sha Li, Interfacing with BioMEMS for Single Cell Observation (377.77 KB)

Debbie Jones, Ion Beam Assisted Deposition of SiC (247.22 KB)

Ryan Xie, Wireless Link for Strain Gauges (187.95 KB)

John Huggins, Close Session (15.32 KB)

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