10th World Micromachine Summit
May 3rd – 5thSunday, May 2
19.00 – 21.00

Welcome cocktail at Grand Hotel Mercure Président

Monday, May 3
8.00 – 9.00
9.00 – 9.15

1.

Registration at Grand Hotel Mercure President
Opening Ceremony

Country Review

9.15

Ian Bates, Australia
RMIT University

9.30

Albert Van Den Berg, Belgium
University of Twente

9.45

Dan Gale, Canada
Canadian Microelectronics Corporation

10.00

ZhaoYing Zhou, China
Tshinghua University

10.15

Piotr Grabiec, European Delegation / Poland
Institute of Electron Technology

10.30

Coffee Break

11.00

Emmanuel Bigler, France
ENSMM & FEMTO-ST

11.15Roland Zengerle / Henning Wicht, Germany
IMTEK / WTC

11.30

Shiban K Koul, India
IIT - Indian Instititute of Technology Dehli

11.45

Igal Klein, Israel
Israeli Society of MOEMS, DDR&D, RAFAEL

12.00

Takayuki Hirano, Japan
Micromachine Center

12.15

Young-Ho Cho, Korea
Digital Nanolocomotion

12.30

Paolo Dario, Mediterranean Region
SSSA – CRIM Lab

Grenoble, France

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12.45

Henrik Jacobsen, Nordic Region
Vestfold University College

13.00

Lunch

14.00

Siak Piang Lim, Singapore
National University of Singapore

14.15

Nico de Rooij, Switzerland
University of Neuchatel

14.30

Chih-Kung Lee, Taiwan
National Taiwan University

14.45

Geoff Beardmore, United Kingdom
Myriad Technologiy

15.00

Michael Gaitan, USA
NIST Semiconductor Electronics Division

15.15

Coffee Break

2.

Government policy, National programs and Infrastructures

15.45

Strategy in ‘integrated Micro-Nano-Systems’: From add-on
to silicon into a new research field and emerging newindustry
Dirk Beernarert, European Commission

16.00

NEXUS / EURIMUS
Gaëtan Menozzi, France
MEMSCAP SA, Chairman of NEXUS and EURIMUS

16.15

Major new infrastructure facility and an associated R&Dprogramme
Geoff Beardmore, UKMyriad Technology

16.30

CNRS basic research on Micro and Nanotechnologies
Michel de Labachelerie, France
CNRS – FEMTO-ST

16.40

Accelerating Innovation: the MINATEC initiative
David Holden, France
CEA-Léti/MINATEC

16.50

Military applications of Microsystems policy and strategy
in France
Xavier Grison, France
DGA

Grenoble, France

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3. Education
17.00

Microtechnology education in Norway
Per Ohlkers, Nordic Region
Vestfold University College, Norway

17.15

Multimedia tool for understanding and explaining
microsystems
Philippe Fisher, Switzerland
FSRM

17.30

Networking on behalf of education and training in microand nano technologies
Dan Dascalu, European delegation
National Institute for R&D in microtechnologies, Romania

17.45

Comparison of Australian microtechology postgraduate
masters programs with European programmes
Ian Bates, Australia
RMIT University

18.00

End of day 1

19.00

Departure for dinner at Château de Sassenage

Grenoble, France

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4. Industrial developments in MNT (Micro & Nano Technologies)
8.45

A case study on SENSONOR AS – The long way from R&D tovolume production
Henrik Jacobsen, Nordic Region
Vestfold University College, Norway

9.00

Top down nanotechnology: assembly based manufacturing
Tom Cellucci, USAZyvex

9.15

MEMSCAP Publicly listed company
Jean Michel Karam, France
MEMSCAP SA

9.30

MEMS for watches
Nico De Rooij, Switzerland
University of Neuchâtel

9.45

MOEMS – Finding the way getting through industrialtechnologies
Shiu Sche, Taiwan
Neostones Microfabrication Corporation

10.00

Make MEMS an industry
Dacheng Zhang, China
Institute of Microelectronics, Pekin University, First MEMS
Co. Ltd.

10.15

MASMICRO: Integration of manufacturing systems for mass
manufactures of miniature/microproducts
Thomas Maillard, European Delegation
CEDRAT Technologies, France

10.30

Coffee break

11.00

Creating a successful MEMS company: a case study
Chris Lumb, Canada,
MICRALYNE Inc.

11.15

The expectations on integrated MEMS devices in ITSvehicles
Kunihiko Hara, JapanDENSO Corporation

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11.30

11.45

Commercialization issues for the emerging microNanosystems Industry
David Tolfree, United Kindgom
Technopreneur Ltd.
Waffer engineering for MEMS
Veli Matti Airaksinen, Nordic Region
HUT, Finland

12.00

MEMS projects in TeraOpt
Miriam Hershkovitz, Israel
TeraOpt

12.15Development of the AECM microtechnology systems at
RMIT: A case study
Ian Bates / Jason Chaffey, Australia
RMIT Universityµ12.30

Industrial infrastructure and services for micro /nanotechnologies – A world wide assessment
Patric Salomon, Germany
4M2C Patric Salomon GmbH

12.45

Status of the MEMS industry
Jean Christophe Eloy, France
Yole Développement

13.00

Lunch

5. Future Outlook – Advanced research in MNT
14.00

Promoting microfluidics as a new research strategy
Yong Chen, France
ENS – CNRS/LPN

14.15

Heading towards nano-bio: the reality check
Ed Bell, United Kingdom
Crown Microsystems14.30

Human++: Autonomous sensors for health and comfort
monitoring
Chris Van Hoof, Benelux Region
IMEC, Belgium

14.45

MEMS and Nanotechnology in ITRI
Tung-Chuan Wu, Taiwan
MIRL/ITRI

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Integration of European research in Multi-Material Micro
Manufacture within the EC FP6 programme
Stephan Dimov, European delegation
Cardiff University, Scotland

15.15

Prospects in microfluidics
Anne Marie Gué, France
CNRS/LAAS

15.30

Making contacts to individual moleculesPeter Grutter, Canada
Mc Gill University

15.45

Coffee break

16.15

Short comments on biochemistry
Toshiro Shimoyama, JapanOlympus Corporation

16.30

Comb Drive actuator for optical applications – Case study
Slava Krylov, Israel
Tel Aviv University

16.45

Tool based micro and nano machining
Lim-Siak Piang, Singapore
National University of Singapore

17.00

Nano on micro devices
Isao Shimoyama, Japan
University of Tokyo

17.15

From Lab-on-Chip to Lab-in-a-Cell
Albert Van Den Berg, Benelux Region
University of Twente, The Netherlands

17.30

Biochips : trends and challenges
Pierre Puget, France
CEA-Léti

17.45

End of day 2

19.00

Departure for dinner at La BastilleWednesday, 5 May - Technical Tour

Grenoble, France