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Title	Author	Year	Publication type
Design and Characterization of a MEMS Piezoelectric Bi-Chevron Actuator	Michael S. Sheppy; Albert P. Pisano; David M. Auslander	2009	Master's Thesis
Sputter Deposition of Piezoelectric Lead Zirconate Titanate Thin Films for Use in MEMS Sensors and Actuators	Clifford Frederick Knollenberg; Timothy D. Sands; Richard M. White; Eugene, E. Haller	2001	Master's Thesis
Microfluidic Accumulator Driven by Capillary Forces	Eric Hobbs; Albert P. Pisano; Liwei Lin; Roya Maboudian	2003	Master's Thesis
Development of a Free-Space Optical Switch for Fiber Communications Based on Actuated, Silicon Surface-Micromachined Mirrors	Alois Friedberger; Richard S. Muller	1996	Master's Thesis
CotsBots: An Off-the-Shelf Platform for Distributed Robotics	Sarah Bergbreiter; Kristofer S.J. Pister; David Culler	2004	Master's Thesis

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