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

1995 INTERNATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM
6-8 Dec. 1995, Charlottesville, Va.

The Symposium will emphasize fundamental concepts in novel devices and
advanced-processing technologies. The extended abstracts will be afforded a
quick review and publication. Participation of students, university faculty,
and foreign researchers is strongly encouraged. Topic areas include amorphous
and polysilicon thin-film transistors, carrier transport, cryogenic
electronics, materials and device characterization, microelectromechanical
devices, microwave and millimeterwave devices, new device-fabrication
technology, novel semiconductor device ideas and concepts, photonics and
optoelectronics, simulation and modeling, ultra small devices, wide band-gap
materials and devices. The deadline for abstracts is 28 Aug. 95. For more
information, please see

WWW http://mems.isi.edu/archives/Announcements/CFP-ISDRS-95.html
FTP /mems/Announcements/CFP-ISDRS-95.txt

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

SMAWG Meeting

The Southern California based MEMS Association known as SMAWG, for Sensors
Microstructures and Actuators Working Group, invites all interested MEMS
researchers, developers, engineers, students and potential users of MEMS
technology to participate in our monthly gatherings. The next meeting is
scheduled for 7 August 95 to be held at the University of Southern California's
Information Sciences Institute, located in Marina del Rey, Calif. For more
information, please see

WWW http://mems.isi.edu/archives/mems_associations/LA_SMAWG
FTP ftp://mems.isi.edu/mems/mems_associations/LA-SMAWG/Aug07meeting.txt

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

Post-Doc Position at University of Illinois

The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is developing a new MEMS
program, with an emphasis in miniature devices and actuator fabrication.
Experience with MEMS is preferred, and prior microfabrication experience is
required. PhD in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, or a related field
required. For more information, please see

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

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

Post-Doc Position at the New Jersey Institute of Technology

The New Jersey Institute of Technology's Dept. of Electrical and Computer
Engineering is looking for a post-doc to work on the development of RF
microactuators. The research will be done at the National Nanofabrication
Facility at Cornell University. For more information, please see

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

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