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BSAC Fall 2007 Research Review Presentations

September 21, 2007

Directions & Trends Session

John Huggins, Introduction to the Thrust Session (782.47 KB)

Ravi Nemana, Healthcare Trends (1.31 MB)

Albert P. Pisano, Nanoscale, Discretionary Functionalization of Biodevices (3.04 MB)

Dorian Liepmann, Micro and Nano Technology for Advancement in Healthcare(1.44 MB)

Luke Lee, Innovative BioPOETS Impacts on Healthcare (7.34 MB)

Bernhard Boser, CMOS as a BioSensor Material (1.35 MB)

David Sretavan, Clinical Need and Opportunities in Ophthalmology: Glaucoma as a case study (462.45 KB)

Prof. Regis B. Kelly, Keynote Address: "Breakthroughs & Challenges from BioScience-Engineering Collaborations"(4.61 MB)

Presentations*

John Huggins, Welcome and Introduction to Session (998.98 KB)

Christopher Roper, Control of Mechanical and Electrical Properties of Silicon Carbide Thin Films for MEMS and NEMS Applications (450.49 KB)

Eunice Lee, Remote Optical Switch for Localized Control of Gene Regulation & Protein Translation (573.31 KB)

Prof. Kris Pister (1.95 MB)

Mei-Lin Chan, Bioassays based on magnetic recording technology (1.53 MB)

Erwin Lau, 100 GHz semiconductor laser by strong optical injection locking (922.78 KB)

Chinwuba Ezekwe, Low-Power Interface Design for Micromachined Vibratory Gyroscopes (294 KB)

Yang Lin, Manufacturing Repeatability of the Frequency and Q of Capacitive Micromechanical Disk Resonators (1.08 MB)

Sebastien Payen, MEMS RF-Interrogated Biosensor for Viticulture (489.43 KB)

Prof. Albert P. Pisano, Introduction to Afternoon Poster Elevator Pitches (2.5 MB)

Ming Wu, Prof. UC Berkeley EECS (1.03 MB)

Julian Lippmann, Bubble Time-of-Flight Flow Sensor (672.05 KB)

Michael Mueller, Bio-Polymer IR Sensors(406.76 KB)

Heather Chiamori, Electrothermal CNT Gas Sensor (1.19 MB)

Alex Elium, Mobile Airborne Particulate Matter Monitor for Cellular Deployment(573.91 KB)

Wireless Sensor Networks Workshop*

Prof. Kris Pister, State of the WSN Technology and Industry (4.44 MB)

Prof. Heikki Seppa, VTT Finland (2.39 MB)

Prof. David Culler, Sensors - The Next Tier of the Internet (1020.92 KB)

Prof. Richard White and RJ Honicky, Networked Suite of Mobile Atmospheric Real-Time Sensors (N-SMARTs) (521.26 KB)

Prof. Liwei Lin, Approaches and Challenges for MEMS microbattery replacements (energy scavenging & harvesting) (1.46 MB)

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