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MEMS and Nano-Sensors

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

Manufacturing, packaging, and integration of autonomous and embedded sensors through a combination of micro- and nano-system technologies will revolutionize low power and high bandwidth devices.

MEMS and nano-sensors will be the building blocks for a vast range of applications, from detecting and treating pathogens and tumors, to enabling embedded mobile Internet services, and smart/connected cars. As these devices will soon number in the tens of billions, the potential for disruptive innovation is immense.
This Special Issue aims to introduce the manufacturing, packaging and integration of autonomous and embedded sensors through a combination of micro- and nano-system. Topics in general include, but are not limited, to:


-Autonomous and embedded sensors: design, manufacture, packaging and realibility
-Biosensors (optical and chemical) and their integration to MEMS, CMOS and microfluidic systems
-Sensor interconnectors/interfaces and their testing
-Graphene-based nano-sensors
-Electronic circuits for MEMS nano-sensor modulation

Prof. Dr. Mustafa Yavuz
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • N/MEMS-sensors
  • sensor integration to MEMS
  • CMOS and microfluidic systems
  • electronic circuits for MEMS
  • nano-sensor modulation

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