MEMS Mechanical Engineering Technology

MEMS

MEMS is an acronym for Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems, or Microelectromechanical Systems. MEMS are tiny, microscopic electrical and mechanical devices built using the same types of production technologies used to build silicon micro-chips for electronics and computers, and MEMS often are implemented on, or as, micro-chips. This is a new technology with a vast range of potential uses, truly a technological revolution in the making. Some experts teach that MEMS are but a precursor to an even more revolutionary technology: nanotechnology.

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• - Conference / trade show on nanoscience, technology and business. San Francisco, CA, USA.
  
• - Nonprofit organization dedicated to cultivating interdisciplinary approaches to computational simulations. Emphasis on nanotechnology, nanoscience, and microsystems.
  
• - "MEMS and Beyond: Nanotechnology" Includes history, registration and travel information, and an online abstract submission form.
  
• - Industry association for the MEMS and microstructures industries
  
• - A general resource and information page, including a collection of information and links. Contains conference information, a journal club, and tutorials on the basics of fabrication.
  
• - Provides facilities and services for fabrication of microstructures and nanostructures. Open to both academic and industrial researchers.
  
• - Government research lab with a very large MEMS development effort. Includes tutorial, bibliography, image and movie galleries, and live MEMScam.
  
• - An NSF Center for the development of microsensors, microactuators, and MEMS.
  
• - Provides advanced MEMS metrology instruments for measuring 3D, real-time motion and dynamic profiles of complex microstructures (MEMS motion analysis).
  
• - Korean government research program developing microsystem medical implant and micro-PDA. Korean and English.
  
• - Microwave circuit research using technologies such as micromachining, MEMS devices and electromagnetic-bandgap (EBG) structures.
  
• - University of Toronto group that focuses on bio-oriented micro and nanosystems. Research areas include MEMS and NEMS sensors and actuators, biosensors, microrobotic biomanipulation, microstructure controls, and biomechanics.
  
• - Research and development at the University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland.
  
• - Consortium of universities that provides users with access to nanofabrication technologies and experts. Hosts an annual undergraduate research program.
  
• - Contains industry news, plus job and event listings. Also, hosts several mailing lists.
  
• - Eighth International Conference on Modeling and Simulation of Microsystems. Anaheim, California.
  
• - University fabrication laboratory and research group. Areas of research include: sensors and actuators, fabrication, microstructures. Open to industrial users.
  
• - Research group of Dr. Joseph Talghader. Includes information on group members, and details of various research projects
  
• - European Microsystems Network -- Nonprofit association aimed at the microsystems professional. Includes a "who's who" list, job opportunities, conferences, and user/supplier clubs.
  
• - A program to merge sensing, actuating, and computing for applications in weapons systems and battlefield environments.
  
• - Research center at the University of Colorado. Topics include: RF devices, optoelectronics, and reliability.
  
• - News about MEMS, Nanotechnology and Microsystems
  
• - Provides education for, research, and promotion of microtechnology.
  
• - Research group at the Kwangju Institute of Science and Technology. Topics include optical devices and nanomechanics.
  
• - Sixth International Conference on Modeling and Simulation of Microsystems. Covers simulations of MEMS and other microsystems. San Francisco, CA, USA.
  
• - Research and development facility at Louisiana Tech University with an emphasis on applied technology and commercial applications.
  
• - MEMS coursework and research at Tennessee Tech. Univ.
  
• - A distributed fabrication environment providing access to various manufacturing technologies.
  
• - Seventh International Conference on Modeling and Simulation of Microsystems. Boston, MA, USA.
  
• - Research group focussed on microfluidics, including micropumps and microvalves. Includes details on research areas and contact information.
  
• - 18th IEEE International Conference on Micro Electro Mechanical Systems. Conference and exhibition. Includes program, abstracts, and information for attendees.
  
• - Information, news, events, jobs, publications and companies involved in microarrays and microfluidics.
  
• - International conference on MEMS in Las Vegas, Nevada.
  
• - USA government laboratory for measurements and standards. Run with the goal of stimulating economic growth.
  
  

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