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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 Industrial Science (IIS), The University of Tokyo. LiMMS is located on 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. |
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Seminars
BNR #50 - Dr. Sebastian Volz (LEM2C, UPR-CNRS 288, France), July 30th 2013, PM5:00- C-lounge
Title : Nanostructure based Design of Materials Properties for the Thermal Management of Micro and Nanosystems.
BNR #49 - Pr. Philippe Cinquin (TIMC-IMAG, CNRS UMR5525, France), July 4th 2013, PM5:00- E-lounge
From Computer Assisted Medical Inverventions to Energetically Autonomous Implanted Medical
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.
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News
SMMIL-E featured in La Voix du Nord
Dominique Collard (CNRS) details in "La Voix du Nord" the genesis and purpose of SMMIL-E, the mirror unit of LIMMS in Lille, France.
DNA-beads paper published in Nature Nanotechnology
The work of LIMMS members on combining molecular programming and microbeads to enact new collective behaviors has just been published in Nature Nanotechnology.
LIMMS Workshop in FEMTO-ST, Besancon, 21-22 February
The LIMMS will hold a workshop in FEMTO-ST in Besancon
SMMIL-E Workshop Dec. 15th 2016
A SMMIL-E workshop on BioMEMS technologies against cancer will be held at IIS.
LIMMS/CIBIS/CIRMM workshop Dec. 12th 2016 @IIS
A Workshop on "International research leading to Innovation and new Technology bridging academics and societal demands" will be held at IIS
LIMMS technology featured in CNRS Innovation newsletter
The CNRS innovation letter has featured one of the technology developed in LIMMS, the Silicon Nano Tweezers.
