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Second STIMESI Workshop on MEMS and Microsystems Research and Teaching

Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Germany
18 November 2008

This page is about last year's workshop which was held in Berlin.

This one day workshop brought together researchers, teachers and practitioners in MEMS.

The overall feeling among participants was very positive. The presentations and the presentation material were highly appreciated. A high number of participants were very positive about the location, the venue and in general the overall quality of the workshop and workshop organization.

The workshop attracts a mixed audience: people who are involved in MEMS and new to MEMS, people who are interested in general topics and other who prefer specialized talks, …
nevertheless, most attendees plan to have activities in MEMS.

 


Workshop flyer

The format of the workshop consisted of a series of short lectures by invited speakers and presentations, delivered by researchers and students selected from submitted abstracts.

Topics addressed by the workshop comprised: microfluidic systems, RF MEMS, capacitive and piezoresistive sensors, and best-practice in microsystems teaching.

Take a look at the workshop program where you can find the recorded presentations and the handouts for reviewing and use after the workshop.
You are encouraged to use this material for educational purpose.

For an impression of the first workshop which was held in Leuven, November 28, 2007, visit the First STIMESI Workshop page

08:30
09:30
    Registration and coffee  
09:30
09:45
video pdf Welcome and Introduction on behalf of the STIMESI Consortium
Dr Carl Das - Imec, Belgium
 
09:45
10:00
video pdf Welcome by the Local Organiser
Prof Otto Manck - Technical University of Berlin
 
10:00
10:30
video pdf A MEMS Resonator with Differential Drive and Readout
Dr Carl Anthony - University of Birmingham, UK
 
10:30
11:00
video pdf Manufacturing Variation in MEMS: Fabrication of Micro Array Resonators
Nor Hayati Saad - University of Birmingham, UK
 
11:00
11:15
    Coffee  
11:15
11:45
video pdf Wedding Cakes and Reverse Engineering as Didactic Tools in MEMS
Prof. Erik V Thomsen - DTU, Technical University of Denmark
 
11:45
12:15
video pdf Development of Rules for Optimized Placement of Components in System-in-Packages
Uwe Maas - Fraunhofer IZM, Germany
 
12:15
13:45
    Lunch  
13:45
14:15
video pdf A Novel Design for an RF MEMS Resistive Switch on PCB Substrate
Michalis Spasos - ATEI of Thessaoniki, Greece
 
14:15
14:45
video pdf RF-MEMS Metamaterials: Application to High-Performance Tunable Stop-Band Filters
Dr Ignacio Gil - Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain
 
14:45
15:15
video pdf Synthesis and Fabrication of MEMS Devices and Complex Networks for RF Applications
Dr Jacopo Iannacci - Bruno Kessler Foundation, Trento, Italy
 
15:15
15:30
    Coffee  
15:30
16:00
video pdf microBuilder: A Flow-Sensor Module for a Microfluidic Platform
Mr Andreas Vogl - SINTEF, Norway
 
16:00
16:30
video pdf Delivering Bio-MEMS and Microfluidic Education around Accessible Technologies
Prof. Andrew Richardson - Lancaster University, UK
 
16:30
17:00
video pdf MEMS Devices for Blood Cell Counting
Dr Danilo Demarchi - Politecnico di Torino, Italy
 
17:00
    Wrap-up and Thanks  
Seventh Framework Programme

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