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BSAC Spring 2006 Research Review Presentations

March 8, 2006

Directions & Trends Session

Al Pisano, Fundamentals Across BSAC Disciplines / RF MEMS (5.19 MB)

Dennis Polla, DARPA Investments in MEMS/NEMS Fundamentals (and Future Topics of Interest) (68.1 KB)

Jean-Christophe Eloy, Market Drivers For MEMS (415.01 KB)

Liwei Lin, Directions in NEMS Materials & Interfaces (4.76 MB)

Luke Lee, Fundamentals for Microfluidics (9.1 MB)

Presentations*

John Huggins, Welcome and Introduction to the Session (612.2 KB)

Takeshi Kawano, CMOS Integration & Local Functionalization of Nanowires & CNT (1.67 MB)

Jack Skinner, A MEMS Optical Modulator and Filter (1.18 MB)

Ming Wu / David A. Horsley, Research Overview Morning Posters (6.23 MB)

Benjamin Cheng, Monolithic Piezoelectrically-Actuated MEMS Tunable VCSEL (538.5 KB)

Poorya Sabounchi, Soft-state Biomicrofluidic Pulse Generator for Single Cell Analysis (1017.66 KB)

Bill Flounders, Microlab Update (125.91 KB)

Mansoor Nasir, Force and Torque Sensor for Insect Flight Research (916 KB)

Robert Azevedo, Strain Gauge for Extreme Harsh Environments (1.08 MB)

Tsuyoshi Koyama, MEMS Resonator Simulation with Berkeley's Hi-Q Lab (2.11 MB)

Al Pisano / Kris Pister, Research Overview Afternoon Posters (5.77 MB)

Aaron Ohta, Incoherent Direct Image-Actuated Optoelectronic Tweezers (309.2 KB)

Dan McCormick, MEMS Mirror-Based Optical Coherence Tomography Imaging Probe (2.43 MB)

Ki-Hun Jeong, MEMS Endoscopic Lens-Based Optical Coherence Tomography (2.99 MB)

John Huggins, Announcements and Close Session (13.4 KB)

Wireless Sensor Networks Workshop*

Kris Pister, Overview (620.71 KB)

Prof. Paul Wright, Energy Scavenging (3.25 MB)

Prof. Phil Levis, TinyOS (859.7 KB)

Stewart Tansley, Microsoft Research (399.54 KB)

Mark Noworolski, Streetline Networks (1.37 MB)

Joe Polastre, Moteiv (2.33 MB)

Amy Wang, Mela Networks (543.48 KB)

Sensys Networks (289.26 KB)

Ben Cook, Ultra-Low Energy RF Communication for Wireless Sensor Networks (112.52 KB)

Nate Pletcher, Low Power Communication Circuits for WSN (897.04 KB)

Steven Lanzisera, Indoor Radio Geolocation (RTLS) in Wireless Sensor Networks (151.68 KB)

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