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All symposiums were held from November 28-30, 2011 at the 2011 MRS Fall Meeting in Boston, Massachusetts. Symposium TT, 'Microelectromechanical Systems - Materials and Devices V' explored the fabrication, integration, characterisation and application of small-scale electromechanical, thermal, magnetic, fluidic and optical sensors and actuators. The scope of this multidisciplinary symposium emphasised efforts ranging from fundamental research to implementation in industry. Symposium II, 'BioMicroElectroMechanical Systems - Materials and Devices' explored the design, fabrication and applications of micro and nanoscale technologies for biomedical applications. Symposium HH covered 'Bioelectronics - Materials, Properties, and Applications'. The seven sub-sections span a wide range of topics, including fundamental charge transport at the single-molecule level, new sensors and sensor materials, cellular bioelectronics and energy harvesting biomaterials and devices.
Table of Contents
| Part I MEMS - Materials and Devices |
| 1 Low profile packaging for MEMS aero-acoustic sensors |
| 2 A detailed study of a novel wafer separation method for surface sensitive MEMS wafers |
| 3 Acoustic energy: a new tool for MEMS manufacturing |
| 4 In-situ observation and mechanical criterion on interface cracking in nano-components |
| 5 Photo-thermal spectroscopic imaging of MEMS structures with sub-micron spatial resolution |
| 6 Ti-TiOx-Pt metal-oxide-metal diodes fabricated via a simple oxidation technique |
| 7 Harmonic excitation of surface acoustic waves on gallium nitride thin films for biological and chemical sensor applications |
| 8 Method for achieving CMOS MEMS accelerometers with excellent built-in thermal stability and reduced charge damage |
| 9 Coarse-grained molecular dynamics simulation of epoxy-based chemically-amplified resist for MEMS application |
| Part II BioMEMS - Materials and Devices |
| 10 A microfluidic assay for measuring electrical conductivity of gap junction channels |
| 11 Development of electrochemiluminescence and surface plasmon resonance-based immunosensors with surface accumulable molecules |
| 12 Enzymatic biofuel cell with self-regulating enzyme-nanotube ensemble films |
| 13 Mechanically stable free-standing bilayer lipid membranes in microfabricated silicon chips |
| 14 Functional design of porous drug delivery systems based on laser assisted manufactured nitinol |
| 15 Nanostructured selenium for preventing biofilm formation on medical devices |
| 16 Computer-assisted designing and biofabrication of 3-D hydrogel structures towards thick 3-D tissue engineering |
| 17 Fabrication of complex hydrogel materials by utilizing microfluidics and micromolding |
| 18 Implementation of bioMEMS for determining mechanical properties of biological cells |
| 19 Towards next-generation proteomic assays: functional materials as sieving matrices and binding scaffolds |
| 20 Nanoporous gold: a biomaterial for microfabricated drug-delivery platforms |
| 21 Smart surfaces: use of electrokinetics for selective modulation of biomolecular affinities |
| 22 Anisotropic cellular alignment on nano-wrinkled polymeric surface |
| 23 Rapid and sensitive detection of cardiac markers in human serum using a surface acoustic wave immunosensor |
| Part III Bioelectronics - Materials, Properties, and Applications |
| 24 Cholesterol biosensor based on nanodiamond-polypyrrole conducting nanocomposite membrane |
| 25 Electrical detection of protein biomarkers using nanoneedle biosensors |
| 26 Electrical conduction along porphyrin wires using the self-consistent extended-Huckel and non-equilibrium Green's function methods |
| 27 Density functional theory (DFT) computations of biological molecules for organic semiconductors |
| 28 Optical trapping, biosensing, and spectroscopy in a single plasmonic platform |
| 29 Application of wide band gap semiconductors to increase photocurrent in a protein-based photovoltaic device |
| 30 Free-floating reaction centers (RCs) versus attached monolayer of RCs in bio-photoelectrochemical cells |
