Selected Papers from CSMNT
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Nanosensors".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2023) | Viewed by 8001
Special Issue Editors
Interests: MEMS; micro/nano sensors; flexible sensor and actuator
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue will include high-quality papers presented during the Conference of the Chinese Society of Micro/Nano Technology on Micro–Nano Technology (CSMNT).
This volume will contain invited papers in the fields of micro–nanoenergy and MEMS, nanosystems and nanomaterials and other relative research areas from authors who present their papers at the conference. The authors are welcome to submit extended versions of their papers to this Special Issue for publication and further demonstrate their innovative work.
Serving as an important force in developing China’s micro/nano technology, CSMNT is dedicated to promoting the research and industrialization of micro/nano technology and providing links for the micro/nano technology workers in China. This conference will provide a platform to scientists for exchanging scientific information, building relationships, and possibly establishing collaborations.
Topics:
Topic 1: Micro/Nano Sensors and Actuators;
Topic 2: Nano Precision Manufacturing Technology;
Topic 3: Micro/Nano Electromechanical System;
Topic 4: Micro/Nano Biomedicine;
Topic 5: Design and Manufacturing Technology of Micro/Nano Devices;
Topic 6: Engineering Manufacturing and Characterization of Micro/Nano Structures;
Topic 7: Micro/Nano Energy Technology;
Topic 8: Micro/Nano Motor and Intelligent Robot;
Topic 9: Micro/Nano Robot Technology and Application;
Topic 10: Micro/Nano Measurement and Instrument Technology;
Topic 11: Micro/Nano Materials and Devices;
Topic 12: Micro/Nano Structures and Devices of Photoelectric Conversion Materials;
Topic 13: Micro/Nano Structured Films and Coatings and Their Applications;
Topic 14: Micro/Nano Structure and Signal;
Topic 15: Micro/Nano Bionic Manufacturing;
Topic 16: Micro/Nano Fluidic Technology and Its Application;
Topic 17: Micro/Nano Cell Biochip;
Topic 18: Application of Micro/Nano Technology;
Topic 19: Flexible Micro/Nano Materials and Devices;
Topic 20: Micro/Nano Manipulation, Detection and Characterization Technologies for Cells.
Dr. Min ZhangDr. Yufeng Zhang
Guest Editors
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