CSEM Scientific and Technical Report 2008

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University Institute Professor Field of collaboration HSLU Luzern Fluidmechanik & Hydromaschinen T. Staubli, E. Casartelli Microfluidics Simulation Lycée Mermoz, Saint- Louis (France) M. Samso Biosensors Politecnico di Milano Biomedical Engineering S. Cerutti Signal processing and biosignals TU Wien (Austria) Institut fur Material Chemie U. Schubert Sol-gel chemistry UAS Manno (SUPSI) Electronics S. Balemi High-sensitivity electronics for Electrical Impedance Tomography University Hospital Zurich University Hospital Zurich Nuclear Medicine B. Weber Brain imaging and OCT Neonatology M. Wolf Near infrared spectroscopy University of Aachen S. Leonhardt Physiological sensor development and interfaces University of Applied Science, Bern Assembly and characterization of a Micro scale based on silicon flexure. Patrick Walther, MASTER student University of Basel Swiss Nanoscience Institute C. Schönenberger Surface Characterizations University of Basel Département chimie W. Meier Polymer self-assembly University of Bern Institut de Chimie et de Biochimie S. Decurtins Crystallography / Magnetisme University of Brescia (Italy) University of Coimbra (Portugal) University of Curtin, Perth (Australia) Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Department University of Dublin City National Center for Sensor ResearchSensor D. Cambiaghi Design and modeling of compliant mechanisms. Six months internship at CSEM of Luca Dassa, PhD student. P. Carvalho Signal processing of biosignals and sensor interfaces Chemistry E. Bakker Realisation of first samples of cytotoxicological platform, based on ion-selective electrodes D. Diamond Biochemical sensor development and interfaces University of Fribourg Institut de Chimie M. Albrecht Crystallography University of Glasgow Centre for Cell Engineering M. Riehle Nanotoxicology University of Neuchatel Institut de Physique H. Stoeckli-Evans Crystallography University of Neuchatel IMT H. Herzig Packaging University of Neuchatel IMT, SAMLAB M. Koudelka-Hep Micro-electrode arrays University of Pisa Department of Chemistry and Industrial Chemistry Biomedical Engineering University of Ulm (Germany) D. De Rossi Wearable sensor development and interfaces Institut für Anorganische Chemie I N. Hüsing Sol-gel chemistry 137
University Institute Professor Field of collaboration University of Vallodolid (Spain) UTBM, Montbéliard (France) 138 J.C. Rodriguez-Cabello Nanostructured surfaces for biotech Mécatronique C. Nobile Master work on MEMS characterization ZHAW CCP B. Ruhstaller PLEDs Teaching Title of lecture Context Location J. Auerswald Werkstoffe der Elektrotechnik Werkstoffkunde Vorlesung HSLU T&A, Luzern N. Blanc Méthodes de détection optique Institut de Microélectronique et Microsystèmes Photo & Machine Vision Institute of Geodesy and Photogrammetry C. Bosshard (Non)linear Optical Spectroscopy: Basics and Applications EPF Lausanne ETH Zurich ETH Zurich Zurich Nonlinear Optics ETH Zurich Zurich J.-M. Breguet Microrobotics for micro-assembly and Nanotechnology Highlights in Microtechnology, Summer School Universitiy of Franche Comté, Besançon N. de Rooij Microengineering 2008-2009 Master EPF Lausanne Physics of Semiconductor devices Master University of Neuchatel Technologies of Miniaturized sensors and actuators J.-D. Decotignie Conception de systèmes programmables Master EPF Lausanne Bachelor, Electrical Engineering EPF Lausanne Ethernet industriel Formation continue FSRM, Neuchatel Informatique du Temps Réel Bachelor Informatique EPF Lausanne Real Time Networks Master Computer and Communication Systems EPF Lausanne Real Time Programming Master Communication Systems EPF Lausanne Systèmes de transmission de données sans fil Formation continue FSRM Neuchatel A. Dommann Introduction into MEMS technology IPD-Masters Course Dornbirn X-Ray Analysis MNT-Masters Course Dornbirn
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CONTENTS PREFACE 5 RESEARCH ACTIVIT
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PREFACE Dear Reader, In this report
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TissueOptics - Portable Pulse Oxime
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PackTime - Zero-level Packaging of
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BioTool - an Integrated Parallel At
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SUMO - SUrface MOdified Vision Syst
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SixSense - Six Dimensional Micro Se
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MICROELECTRONICS Christian Enz The
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Hand Detection Using Boosted Classi
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A Low-power 32-bit Dual-MAC 120 µW
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Design of RF Passives in 65 nm CMOS
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Effect of Size on the Performance o
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Wireless Sensor Networks Built Usin
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Massively Parallel Optical Tomograp
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High-speed Imagers P. Buchschacher,
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Applications of X-ray Phase Contras
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Enhanced Visual Chemical Sensor Bas
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Integrated Organic Spectrometer on
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NANOTECHNOLOGY & LIFE SCIENCES Harr
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Polarization Imaging using Nanostru
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Plasmon Based All Optical Switch R.
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Gold Nanorings from Block Copolymer
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J-aggregates inside Mesoporous Meta
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Batch Fabrication of Ultrathin Nano
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A Liquid Delivery System for Single
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On-chip Electrical Characterization
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Surfaces that Regulate Cell Growth
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Sensing Optical Fibres for Integrat
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Miniaturization of an Integrated Op
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NANOMEDICINE Peter Seitz The Europe
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High-Efficiency X-ray Microscopy an
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A Universal Protein Assembler H. Ze
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A Microfluidic Chip for Cytotoxicol
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The CSEM Electrical Impedance Tomog
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DNA-fragment Binding Studies on the
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Fall Detector in Wrist Device M. Be
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Distributed Electronics for Wearabl
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Using IEEE 802.15.4 for Athlete Con
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Compressed Sensing: Multi-user Impu
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