Welcome to LIMMS and EUJO-LIMMS web site

LiMMS is an international research unit on MEMS and NEMS (Micro- and Nano-Electro-Mechanical Systems) operated in joint names of France, CNRS - Institut des sciences de l'ingenierie et des Systemes INSIS, and Japan, Institute of Indutrial Science (IIS), The University of Tokyo.

LiMMS is located in Komaba Campus (II), in Tokyo. Our Research activities are focused on 3 main fields related to micro- and nano- technologies: Bio MEMS, Nanotechnologies, Advanced MEMS.

Institute of Industrial Science

Seminars

BNR #48 - Pr. Nicolas Bredeche (Univ. Paris VI), June 25th 2013, PM5:00- C-lounge

Evolutionary robotics: from evolutionary optimization to in silico experimental evolution.

BNR #47-Pr. Shigeru Kondo (Osaka Univesity), June 10th 2013

Title: Mechanism of skin pattern formation in living organisms. (Room An401/402 - PM5:00)

BNR # 46 - May 28th 2013 by Pr. Wilhelm HUCK

Title: Artificial Cells in Picoliter Droplets

News

LIMMS at IIS 2013 Open House - May 31 - June 1, 2013

On Friday, May 31st and Saturday, June 1st, 2013, from 10:00 to 17:00, Komaba Research Campus will open to the public. Come visit LIMMS and meet researchers in E lounge of the IIS building during the Open House.

LIMMS Workshop on the Frontiers of Nanoscience and Biosystems - May 16-17,2013 - CNRS Campus Gerard Megie - Paris (France)

The LIMMS European-Japanese workshop will review and discuss the frontier research on Nanoscience and Biosystems by Japanese, French and European research leaders around 4 main challenges : Molecular and Cellular Systems, Biomechanical Measurements and Analysis, In situ Characterization of Nanostructures, Energy Conscious Devices. It will also be a gateway to a mobility at LIMMS in Tokyo. More information and registration by May 2,2013 on http://limmshp.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp/blog/workshop-limms-2013.

CNRS - En direct des laboratoires - Des prédateurs moléculaires

http://www.cnrs.fr/insis/recherche/direct-labos/2013/predateurs.htm CNRS Paris, 30 janvier 2013 Les chercheurs du LIMMS (CNRS/Université de Tokyo) ont réussi à montrer comment on fabrique, dans des systèmes artificiels non vivants, les mécanismes qui fournissent la base de la dynamique des écosystèmes. En partant de réactions simples pour créer de manière entièrement artificielle un système prédateur-proie dans un tube à essai, les chercheurs ont mis en lumière la profonde homologie qui lie de manière continue les systèmes moléculaires, les réseaux cellulaires et les écosystèmes. Ce travail publié dans ACS nano(1)(voir aussi l’article de perspective (2)) souligne les liens qui existent entre les mondes biologiques et chimiques et permet de mieux comprendre les racines microscopiques des phénomènes du vivant.

Open Positions

ABG-48375

Molecular programming in vitro (application deadline: April 12th, 2013)

ABG-48198

Microfluidic Devices for cellular tissue encapsulation (Application deadline: April, 10th 2013)

ABG-48197

in-vitro Electro-Chemo-Mechanical Characterization of Muscle Tissue by Microfluidic Devices and MEMS Silicon Nano Tweezers (Application deadline: April 10th, 2013)

ABG-48196

Advanced terahertz device technologies and terahertz nanoscience (Application deadline: April 10th, 2013)

Call for trainee 2013

We are pleased to inform you that LIMMS have decided to host 2 trainees (master 2 trainee) for 2012-2013. Deadline: Dec. 14th 2012

JSPS Post-Doc Position (deadline Sept 14th 2012)

3 JSPS Post doc positions are available for LIMMS. Deadline September 14th 2012.

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