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BSAC Spring 2005 Research Review Presentations

March 5, 2005

Directions & Trends Session

Executive Director John Huggins, Introduction to the session (306.62 KB)

Professor Albert Pisano, "Micro and Nano Technologies for Automotive Research (1.58 MB)

Jim Misener, "Technology Trends for Automotive Safety (3.1 MB)

Matthias Metz, "Trends in Automotive Sensors (19.81 MB)

Kristof S.J. Pister. "Wireless Sensor Networks: Real and Imagined (3.23 MB)

Richard Leifer, "Radical Innovation and BSAC: Increasing the Chances of Tech Transfer (503.32 KB)

Technical Presentations*

Ming Wu, New Directions in Optoelectronics at BSAC (932.64 KB)

John Huggins, "Introduction to the Session" (2.07 MB)

Matt Last, "Silicon-on-Insulator Microassembly" (1.55 MB)

Jay Kim, "Basic Elements of Integrated Quantum Nanoplasmonics for Biophotonics" (2.53 MB)

Professor Al Pisano & Prof. Ming Wu, Research Overview: Morning Posters (11.28 MB)

Muthu Wijesundara, "Silicon Carbide TAPS Sensors for Extreme Harsh Environments" (1 MB)

Bill Flounders, Microlab Update (1.28 MB)

Professor Kris Pister, Special (Lunchtime) Late Posters Summary (1 MB)

Eric Chiou, "Interactive Control of Optoelectronic Tweezers" (2.37 MB)

Jin Yao (Mark Lee), "MEMS-actuated Tunable Optical Microdisk Resonators" (1.24 MB)

Noel Arellano, "Nanowire Coupled Resonator Arrays" (508.55 KB)

Professor Ming Wu, Micro Photonics & Adaptive Optics Poster Preview (3.28 MB)

Professor Roger Howe, Research Overview: Afternoon Posters (6.69 MB)

Josh Heppner, "ARCTIC: A Rotary Compressor Thermally Insulated Microcooler" (5.68 MB)

Firas Sammoura, "Plastic 3-D W-Band Waveguides & Iris Filters" (2 MB)

Frank Zendejas, "Diatom-Inspired Microfluidic Generation of Tunable Emulsions for Macroporous Silica" (2.53 MB)

Dan McCormick, "High Performance MEMS Capacitors for Charge and Non-Contact Electric Field Measurement" (274.47 KB)

Ki-Hun Jeong "Biomimetic Microfabricated Compound Eyes" (3.98 MB)

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