Welcome to LIMMS and EUJO-LIMMS web site
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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
Prof. Tsuyoshi MINAMI (IIS, The University of Tokyo)-Friday Sept 15th , 2017 - AM10:00-Bw403
Applied Supramolecular Chemistry: Exploratory Research Toward Practical Applications in Molecular Sensors.
Dr. Marjorie Villien (Yole Developpement, France), 29th June 2017- Bw403
Status of the microfluidics industry and
special focus on an emerging application:
organs-on-chips
Prof. Jean-Charles Duclos-Vallée (Centre Hépato-Biliaire, Paul-Brousse Hospital, France), 27th June 2017- Bw403
Bioengineering and liver disorders
: future applications
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News
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.
LIMMS technology featured in CNRS Innovation newsletter
The CNRS innovation letter has featured one of the technology developed in LIMMS, the Silicon Nano Tweezers.
Advanced detection of biomolecules with Silicon Nano Tweezers
The application of Sillicon Nano Tweezers ( a flagship technology of LIMMS developed by Pr Collard and Pr Fujita) for detecting biomolecules has been published in Scientific Report, one of the multidisciplinary journal of the Nature Publishing Group.
Advanced detection of biomolecules with Silicon Nano Tweezers
The application of Sillicon Nano Tweezers ( a flagship technology of LIMMS developed by Pr Collard and Pr Fujita) for detecting biomolecules has been published in Scientific Report, one of the multidisciplinary journal of the Nature Publishing Group.
Mapping complex biochemical systems with droplets
A team of LIMMS researchers, led by Yannick Rondelez and hosted in the microfluidic laboratory of Pr Fujii, has developed a microfluidic platform to map in details the behavior of complex biochemical systems.
Open Positions
PhD project in SMMIL-E
SMMIL-E opens a PhD project starting in september/october 2017. The project will aim to use microsystems to analyze and isolate small population of Leukemia cells with physical phenotype.
phenotype
JSPS Postdoctoral fellowship: “SPISE” – Self-Powered Intelligent Swarm Electronics
A 2 years JSPS Postdoc position is open at LIMMS, Japan starting from April 2017 (Deadline Augsut 28th, 2016)
JSPS Postdoctoral fellowship: “SPISE” – Self-Powered Intelligent Swarm Electronics
A 2 years JSPS Postdoc position is open at LIMMS, Japan starting from April 2017 (Deadline Augsut 28th, 2016)
EUJO-LIMMS
The Microsystem Materials Laboratory (MML) of the Department of Microsystems Engineering (IMTEK) at the University of Freiburg, Germany,...
EUJO-LIMMS
The Microsystem Materials Laboratory (MML) of the Department of Microsystems Engineering (IMTEK) at the University of Freiburg, Germany,...