Séminaire OMNT
“Nanomécanique pour les NEMS, état de l’art scientifique et technologique"
26 et 27 juin 2008

Nanoelectromechanical systems require both advanced scientific knowledge and unequalled technological mastery. Therefore, fundamental research on nanomechanics is associated with development of tools to miniaturise fabrication processes or to integrate nano-objects into devices.

The Observatory for Micro & Nano Technologies (OMNT) is organising a seminar presenting the current state of research on fundamental topics and associated technological developments. Presented in a pedagogic way by leading international scientists, theses two days provide the opportunity to find out about the main issues and the last developments in the field.

Confirmed speakers:
Jessica ARLETT, Caltech, USA
Markus ASPELMEYER, IQOQI, Austria
Sunil BHAVE, Cornell, USA
Robert BLICK, Madison, USA
Aashish CLERCK, McGill University, Canada
Thomas ERNST, CEA / LETI, France
Martin HEGNER, Trinity College, Ireland
Christofer HIEROLD, ETH, Switzerland
Melissa HINES, Cornell, USA
Adrian IONESCU, EPFL, Switzerland
Astrid LAMBRECHT, ENS-LKB, France
Ali NAYFEH, Virginia Tech, USA
Liviu NICU
Thomas PARDOEN,Louvain, Belgium
Francesc PEREZ-MURANO, CNM-IMB, Spain
Michael ROUKES, Caltech, USA
Keith SCHWAB, University of Maryland, USA
Hong TANG, Yale, USA
Alex ZETTL, University of California, USA

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Crédits : CNRS/LPMCN /  CEA/Leti - STMicroelectronics

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