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".

Microsystem Technologies in the USA and Canada International Workshop
3 Nov. 95, Messezentrum (Convention Center) Dusseldorf, INTERKAMA

This workshop will cover the main activities in the field of microsystem
technologies in the USA and Canada. Experts from Europe and America will report
on recent achievements in research and development. The aim of the workshop is
to inform on everything that is important for further transatlantic
cooperation. For more information, please see

WWW: http://mems.isi.edu/archives/Announcements/
workshop_MEMS_in_the_US_Canada.html
FTP: /mems/Announcements/workshop_MEMS_in_the_US_Canada.txt

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

Micromachining Workshop II: Technology and Applications
27-28 Sept. 1995, Anaheim Marriott, Anaheim, Calif.

Drawing on experts in both research and manufacturing, this workshop will
address the exciting new developments in micromachining and MEMS technology.
This two-day program features invited-only speakers who will give an overview
of research and development issues by covering topics including fundamental
processing methodology, scientific and engineering challenges, applications,
future opportunities, and perceived limitations. For more information, please
see

http://mems.isi.edu/archives/Announcements/micro_mach_workshop.html
FTP: /mems/Announcements/micro_mach_workshop.txt

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

Second Annual MUMPs User Meeting
27 Oct. 1995, Chicago O'Hare Hilton Hotel

This year's meeting will emphasize the user -- dedicating more time to poster
sessions which enable users to meet each other and learn first-hand about the
projects being carried out on MUMPs. In addition to poster sessions, several
discussion sessions will be held to address what's new in the Consolidated MEMS
Element Library (CaMEL), Electronics Integration available through the MUMPs
(using flip chip), and the expanding MEMS infrastructure activities coming
on-line during the next year. For more information, please see

http://mems.isi.edu/archives/Announcements/MUMPS_users_meeting2.html
FTP: /mems/Announcements/MUMPS_users_meeting2.txt

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

Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Hawaii

The Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Hawaii at Manoa, has a
post-doctoral position available for 12 months to begin approximately October
1, 1995. Continuation is dependent upon satisfactory performance and
availability of funds. The post-doc will participate in developing
piezoelectric MEMS which will include simulating, fabricating, testing, and
modeling. Special emphasis will be on developing acoustic MEMS such as
microphones, microspeakers, etc. For more information, please see

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

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

MEMS Research Position available at USC/ISI

The Information Sciences Institute of the University of Southern California is
seeking a Micro-Electro-Mechanical-Systems (MEMS) researcher. The person sought
should be able to make a contribution to the existing MEMS program in the
Institute and be able to branch out into new research and application
directions in MEMS. The ideal candidate will have a Ph.D. with major emphasis
in micromechanical systems, a good understanding of the power and limitations
of current technology and have specific experience in MEMS implementation
issues. For more information, please see

http://mems.isi.edu/archives/Announcements/ISI-job.html

FTP: /mems/Announcements/ISI-job.txt

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