Welcome to 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. Since 2016, LIMMS has highlighted 4 general fields of applications of these technologies by propose specific research axis : Integrative Bioengineering, bioMEMS for translational research, Energy and Smart Sensors in society.
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Seminars
BNR #60 - Pr. Hiroyuki FUJITA
From Wow to Work: Success Cycles in LIMMS Collaboration
BNR booklet on line
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.
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News
Optic express highlight
LIMMS paper featured in Optics Express
Pr Duclos Vallee highlighted his visit in LIMMS in Hepatinov framework
The CNRS press release about our Nature Communications paper was published online yesterday (in French).
Interview of Myriam Lereau-Bernier
Myriam, a JSPS postdoctoral researcher hosted in Sakai Lab, was interviewed for the website of the University of Tokyo
French flag paper published in Nature Chemistry
A team at UPMC (Paris) used a molecular technology developed in LIMMS to implement a biochemical french flag pattern.
Phononic paper published in Nature Communication
A team involving LIMMS researchers and led by Pr Nomura just published a phononic paper in Nature Communication.
Open Positions
Post doctoral on electronic
Thermionic cooling and needles patch biosensors.
April 2019, in Tokyo.
Post doctoral on biology
Thermionic cooling and needles patch biosensors.
April 2019, in Tokyo.
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