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Integration Approaches of Combining Micro and Nano Technologies

Rouzaud A., Robert Ph., Polizzi J.-Ph., Sillon N., LETI, FR

With an always growing penetration in different mass markets, MEMS are now facing a maturity period, with high constraints for manufacturing simplification and processes standardization in order to lower both costs and time-to-market. In light [...]

Increased Bandwidth of Mechanical Harvester

Ahmed Seddik B., Despesse G., Defay E., CEA/Leti-Campus, FR

Mechanical energy harvesters ensure an important electromechanical coupling when their natural frequency matches the input frequency. Nevertheless, in many situations the driving frequency is not known or it might change over time. In that case, [...]

New Evidence Towards the Release of Airborne Carbon Nanotubes when Burning Nanocomposite Polymers

Fleury D., R’Mili B., Janes A., Vignes A., Bomfim J.A.S., Sinesi S., Bouillard J.X., INERIS, FR

The combustion of a CNT-filled nanocomposite polymer have been studied thanks to the use of differential thermal analysis coupled to measurement devices (sampling and particle concentration monitoring) to evaluate the potential release of nano-objects in [...]

Release-ability of nano fillers from different nanomaterials

Tardif F., Golanski L., Guiot A., Pras M., CEA-Grenoble, FR

The nanoparticles are finding new industrial applications every day in fields as diverse as electronics, biomedicine, pharmaceutics, cosmetology, chemical catalysis, new materials, and others. We are about to witness the advent of a new era [...]

Characterization of airborne particles released by the combustion of Nanocomposites

Motzkus C., Chivas-Joly C., Guillaume E., Ducourtieux S., Saragoza L., Lesenechal D., Macé T., Laboratoire National de Metrologie et d’Essais, FR

Day after day, new applications using nanoparticles appear in industry, increasing the probability to find these particles in workplaces as well as in ambient air. As epidemiological studies have shown an association between increased particulate [...]

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Integration Approaches of Combining Micro and Nano Technologies

Increased Bandwidth of Mechanical Harvester

New Evidence Towards the Release of Airborne Carbon Nanotubes when Burning Nanocomposite Polymers

Release-ability of nano fillers from different nanomaterials

Characterization of airborne particles released by the combustion of Nanocomposites

Carbon nanotubes transistors based Selective Gas sensors : from laboratory to mass production

Physical stability of nanoparticle dispersion

Passive Microrheology : Non Contact Measurement of Viscoelastic Properties of Biopolymers

Passive Microrheology : Non Intrusive Measurement of the Emulsions Stability

Dispersing carbon nanotubes in polymer nanocomposites: detecting individually dispersed tubes