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BSAC Spring 2004 Research Review Presentations

March 5, 2004

Directions & Trends Session

John Huggins, BSAC Executive Director: "Berkeley: A Wireless Megacenter" (209.84 KB)

Jan Rabaey, EECS, Scientific Director, Berkeley Wireless Research Center; Director Gigascale Systems Research Center; and BSAC Affiliate Faculty: "From Cognitive Radios over Millimeter Wave to PicoRad (5.94 MB)

Anant Sahai, EECS, Berkeley Wireless Foundations: "Distributed Signal Processing for Sensor Networks" (779.09 KB)

David Culler, EECS, and BSAC Affiliate Faculty: "Experience With Low-Power Wireless Sensor Networks (and) Why Sensor Design is Missing the Mark" (1.75 MB)

J. Stephen Smith, EECS, and BSAC Affiliate Faculty: "RF ID Tags and Fluidic Self Assembly as an RFID Manufacturing Breakthrough" (618.3 KB)

Roger Howe, EECS Associate Chair, and BSAC co-Director: "MEMS for Wireless: Processes to Systems" (8.69 MB)

Presentations*

John Huggins: BSAC Fall 2003 IAB Summary (1.02 MB)

Brian S. Leibowitz: CMOS Imaging Receivers for Free Space Optical Communication (555.14 KB)

Professor Albert ('Al') P. Pisano, Ph.D.: Morning BSAC Research Overview (8.07 MB)

Professor Albert ('Al') P. Pisano, Ph.D.: Morning BSAC Research Overview (175.12 KB)

Emmanuel P. Quevy: Damascene Process for Integrated Poly-SiGe RF MEMS resonators (669.39 KB)

Emmanuel P. Quévy: Damascene Process for Integrated Poly-SiGe RF MEMS resonators (591.11 KB)

Vladimir P. Petkov: A Fourth-Order Interface for Micromachined Inertial Sensors (233.33 KB)

Professor David Horsley: Optical MEMS: Devices to Systems (642.4 KB)

Professor Dorian Liepmann: Biomedical Applications for MEMSResearch Directions in BioMEMS (2.44 MB)

Professor Ellis Meng: Development of Integrated Parylene Microfluidics for Biological Applications (2.44 MB)

Daniel T. McCormick: Minimally Invasive MEMS Based Optical Coherence Tomography for in-vivo Imaging (2.44 MB)

Bernhard E. Boser: ImmunoSensor (1.34 MB)

Justin Black: Portable Monitor for Airborne Particulates (1.28 MB)

Blake Lin: Selectively Addressed MEMS Deformable-Mirror Arrays for Adaptive Optics (913.67 KB)

Bennett Sprague: Flame Quenching in Millimeter-Sized Combustion Chambers (913.67 KB)

Bill Flounders: Update from the UC Berkeley Microfabrication Laboratory Etching Capabilities and Overview “A Sketch of Etch” (869.1 KB)

Paul J. Hung: "Bio-Inspired Optical Sensing System (BOSS)" (11.76 MB)

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