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- IEEE/ASME
Journal of MEMS
- This journal is excellent, unfortunately the editorial
board is dominated by North-American. You may have difficulties
to get your paper accepted here if you are outside of USA.
In 2000, 54% of the submitted papers were accepted.
- Sensors
and Actuators A
- That is the most cited journal in the field. The policy
is not very strict and the editors give junior scientists
their chance, even if the supervisor is not very famous
in the field. The quality has high... and low.
- Sensors
and Actuators B
- Mostly for Chemical Sensor papers, they open a new issue
on MicroTAS, the editor is Prof. van den Berg of University
Twente. You can submit your microfluidics and Bio-MEMS paper
here.
- Journal
of Micromechanics and Microengineering
- A journal of IOP, dominated by European. They offer fast
review processes and electronic submission. The quality
is average, decreasing with special issue publishing...
conference papers.
- Smart
Materials and Structures
- A IOP journal, with editor V. Varadan. If you have paper
on sensor, piezoelectric actuators, piezoelectric thin-film,
you can submit here.
- Microsystem
Technologies
- A German dominated journal. It favors papers on technology,
especially high-aspect ratio technology (LIGA like). Your
technology paper can find a place here.
- Journal
of Microlithography, Microfabrication, and Microsystems
- The new (2002) SPIE Journal trying to take some part of
the MEMS' paper cake... and has an Asian editor (Taiwan)!
- Sensors
and Materials
- A serious journal edited by Japanese (Editor Sugiyama
from Ritsumeikan) but may not be commonly found in library
outside Japan...
- Journal
of Micromechatronics
- A new journal, first issue appears in 2000. The journal
is dominated by Japanese, so papers from Asia may have good
chance. The journal covers all fields of MEMS, but the editor
has robotics background. If you have a paper on micro robotics,
micro manipulators, this journal is a good place.
- Microscale
Thermophysical Engineering
- A good journal for thermal and fluids people. The Editor
is C. L. Tien from Berkeley (the father of Norman Tien of
MEMS' fame :-) whose interest is integrated thermal instrumentation.
All kinds of experimental and theoretical works on thermal
and fluids can be submitted here.
- Biomedical
microdevices
- This is a new journal dedicated to Bio-MEMS. The founding
editor is Mauro Ferrari, a young guy from Berkeley. Now
he is full professor at Ohio State University. If you are
interested in Bio-MEMS, keep an eye on him and this journal.
- Biosensors
and Bioelectronics
- This journal is for Bioengineering people, Bio-MEMS is
welcome here.
- IEEE
Transaction on Biomedical engineering
- Bio-MEMS for biomedical application has a good chance
here. But bear in mind, the review process of IEEE Transactions
is long (it can take 1-2 years...).
- IEEE
Photonics Technology Letters
- An optics related journal with a technology flavor, good
for publishing short optical MEMS stuff. As it is a letter,
the publication can be quick.
- IEEE/OSA
Journal of Lightwave Technology
- For really serious optical MEMS with more optics than
MEMS, you will find this journal quite suitable. However
the high quality has a price... publication may be damned
slow.
- MEMS
material database
- with all the properties you want on many MEMS materials
- but don't forget to contribute!
- SU-8
technology
- everything about this ultra-thick negative photoresist
- MEMS-Technology
- by D. Banks, a nice online introduction to the MEMS technology
America
- The
MEMS Exchange
- a US network of MEMS fabrication facility
- DARPA
(MEMS)
- defense agency MEMS research in the US
- DARPA
(MOEMS)
- Sandia
Lab - About MEMS
- the home of the SummitV process (five layer poly with
CMP)
- MEMS
- UW-Madison
- Caltech
MEMS Laboratory
- U
Cornell
- where the Cornell NanoFabrication center is - almost
no more MEMS there [09/01]...
- U
of MINNESOTA - MEMS Program
- U
of L MicroTechnology Center
- Bio-MEMS
(Ohio State U.)
- prevoiously Marc Madou university
- UCLA
MEMS home page
- the gateway to the MEMS in UCLA - Prof. Wu, Kim, Judy
and Ho
- UCB
- Berkeley Sensor & Actuator Center
- THE famous BSAC!
- UCB
- Kris Pister
- Univ.
of Colorado
- all the MEMS at UC - including Prof V. Bright
- Carnegie
Mellon University
- Georgia
Tech MEMS
- MIT
- Microsystems Technology Laboratories
- the home of S. Senturia and most MEMS simulation package
Asia
- Fujita
Lab
- at the University of Tokyo, Japan, headed by Prof. H.
Fujita and H. Toshiyoshi.
- Konishi
Laboratory
- Ritsumeikan University, Osaka, Japan
- Esashi
lab
- at the Tohoku University in Sendai, Japan
Europe
- FZK
- in Karlsruhe, Germany
- Microsensor
& Actuator Technology
- at TU-Berlin, Germany, headed by Prof. E. Obermeier
- TIMA-CMP
Laboratory
- in Grenoble, France
- SAMLAB
(Sensors, Actuators and Microsystems Laboratory)
- at the IMT in Neuchatel, CH, headed by Prof. N. de Rooij
- Institute
of Microsystem (IMS)
- at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL)
in Lausanne, CH.
- MicMec
- at the University of Twente, NL, headed by Prof. M.
Elwenspoek
- IBM
Patent-Server
- VDI,
Germany
- ACLARA
Biosciences, Inc.
- AIP
(N. Tien)
- Caliper
Technologies Inc.
- Cepheid
(DNA analysis)
- Cronos
- the home of the MUMPS surface micromachining process
- GEMAC
- Microsystems
- HIMT
| Heidelberg Instruments
- IntelliSense
Corporation
- Intersema,
innovative pressure sensor technology
- InterScience,
Inc.
- i-STAT
(biomed analysis)
- Optical
Micro-Machines, Inc.
- MEMSCAP
- MEMS
Optical
- Mezzosystem
(LIGA, X-Ray)
- Microparts
- LIGA products in Germany
- Moritz
Design
- TRW
NovaSensor - pressure
- PHS
MEMS (Silmag)
- Plasma-Therm,
Inc.
- SensoNor
asa
- SEYONIC
(microfluidic - CH)
- SILTRONIX
- Silicon wafers
- SINTEF
ECY Microsystems
- Standard
MEMS
- Surface
Technology Systems Limited (STS)
- Twente
MicroProducts - Microsystems
- XactiX
- XeF2 etch system
- MEMS
Clearinghouse
- a good MEMS ressource with jobs, news, database, discussion
lists...
- Asian
Technology Information Program
- Everything
about MEMS!
- MEMS
-- Stroud Reference Database -- trimmer.net (TM)
- Nexus-Emsto
- A good list of link to further site...
- EPFL
MEMS-Links
- Semiconductor-Subway
- MEMS-Louisville
Links
- University
of Delft MEMS Links
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