IEEE SENSORS 2004

 

The 3rd IEEE Conference on Sensors

 



Keynotes and Invited Speakers



KEYNOTES

Horst Bleckmann 

University of Bonn, Germany

Topic: Nature as Model for Technical Sensors


Franz Faschinger

Austria Micro Systems  AG, Schloss Premstaetten, Austria

Topic: Integrated Magnetic and Optical Sensors for Reliable High Volume Manufacturing


Hans Meixner

Siemens AG Corporate Technology, Munich, Germany

Topic: Sensor Systems for Industrial and Automotive Applications


John Wikswo

Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, USA

Topic: Instrumentation Challenges for Systems Biology




INVITED SPEAKERS


Xiaoyi Bao

University of Ottawa, Canada

Topic: Development and Applications of Distributed Temperature and Strain Sensors Based on Brillouin Scattering


Nicolas Blanc

CSEM, Switzerland

Topic: Miniaturized Smart Cameras for 3D-Imaging in Real-time


Benjamin T. Chorpening

U.S. Dept of Energy, USA

Topic: Sensors Applications in 21st-Century Fossil Energy Based Power Generation


W. T. Coakley, S. P. Martin, L. A. Kuznetsova, and M. B. McDonnell

Cardiff School of Biosciences, UK

Topic: Bacterial Spore Capture on an Immunosensor Surface in a BAW Resonator


Guido Faglia

University of Brescia, Italy

Topic: Metal Oxide Nanocrystals for Gas Sensing


Yogesh Gianchandani

University of Michigan, USA

Topic: Challenges and Opportunities in Multi-Sensing Microsystems - A Case Study


Weng P  Kang

Vanderbilt University, USA

Topic: Carbon-Derived Nanostructures for Chemical Sensing


Christine Kranz

Georgia Institute of Technology, USA

Topic: Amperometric Biosensors and Potentiometric pH-Microsensors Integrated into AFM Tips


Yue Li

ETH Zurich, Switzerland

Topic: Advanced Chemical Microsensor Systems in CMOS Technology


Oliver Schatz

Robert Bosch GmbH, Reutlingen, Germany

Topic: Recent Trends in Automotive Sensors


Inseob Song

Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, Korea

Topic: MEMS based angular rate sensors


Yuelin Wang

Shanghai Institute of Microsystem and Information Technology, China

Topic: Nanofabrication Based on MEMS



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