Many announcements are now available by World Wide Web in addition to ftp. For
World Wide Web (WWW) users, the URL is http://mems.isi.edu/mems

Moderator's Note:
The default return address when replying to a message from "mems@isi.edu" is,
for many users, also "mems@isi.edu". Please take note of this when replying to
posted messages. Thank you. W.C. Athas.

MEMS for Medical and Biotechnological Applications Short Course
11-13 Mar. 96, UCLA Campus, Los Angeles, Calif.

UCLA Extension will present a short course on medical and biotechnological
applications for MEMS. The instructors will be M. Allen Northrup, PhD, Lawrence
Livermore National Laboratory; Gregory T. A. Kovacs, PhD, MD, Stanford
University; Peter Krulevitch, PhD, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory; and
Abraham P. Lee, PhD, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. For more
information, please see:

WWW: http://mems.isi.edu/archives/Announcements/ucla-ext.html
FTP: /mems/Announcements/ucla-ext.txt

in the MEMS archive ("mems.isi.edu").

2nd CFP: 1996 Solid-State Sensor and Actuator Workshop
2-6 Jun. 96, Crystal Sands Resort, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

The workshop provides a highly interactive forum for US and Canadian workers to
present and discuss recent advances in microfabrication technologies for
sensing and actuation devices, and systems for physical, chemical, and
biological applications. The deadline for abstract submission is 4 Jan. 96. For
more information, please see:

WWW: http://mems.isi.edu/archives/Announcements/hiltonhead96.html, http://
www-bsac.eecs.berkeley.edu/hh96/
FTP: /mems/Announcements/hiltonhead96.txt

MEMS Position at Xerox Wilson Center for Research and Technology

The Xerox Wilson Center for Research and Technology has an immediate opening
for a person with a background in Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS). The
position requires a person who is both innovative and skilled in the art of
MEMS design, simulation, processing and fabrication. For more information,
please see:

WWW: http://mems.isi.edu/archives/Announcements/xerox-wilson-job.html
FTP: /mems/Announcements/xerox-wilson-job.txt

Postdoctoral Research Associateships in MEMS at NIST

The National Research Council (NRC) conducts the Research Associateship
Programs in cooperation with sponsoring federal laboratories. Awardees must
hold the PhD, ScD, or other earned research doctoral degree. If interested,
send EMAIL to Michael Gaitan, gaitan@nist.gov, for additional information. To
be eligible for the February review, completed materials must be postmarked no
later that January 15.