MEMS at MIT MEMS@MIT
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Research Areas
Materials, Processes, and Devices for MEMS
Biological and Chemical MEMS
Actuators and Power MEMS
Sensors, Systems, and Modeling

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Biological and Chemical MEMS

  1. A Versatile MEMS Quadrupole Platform for Portable Mass Spectrometry Using the First and Second Stability Regions
  2. First Principles Optimization of Mass-producible Microscaled Linear Quadrupoles for Operation In Higher Stability Regions
  3. A Single-gated Open Architecture Carbon Nanotube Array for Efficient Field Ionization
  4. Carbon Nanotubes for Electrospray Nanofluidic Applications
  5. Micromechanical Substrates for Reconfigurable Cell Culture
  6. Aligned Multimask Patterning of Biomolecules and Cells
  7. Collective Hydrodynamics and Kinetics of Sickle Cell Vaso-occlusion and Rescue in a Microfluidic Device
  8. An Implantable MEMS Drug-delivery Device
  9. Barcoded Microparticles for Multiplexed Detection
  10. Single-molecule DNA Mapping in a Fluidic Device
  11. DNA Dynamics in Nanofluidic Devices
  12. A Patterned Anisotropic Nanofilter Array for Continuous-flow Separation of DNA and Proteins
  13. Cell Stimulation, Lysis, and Separation in Microdevices
  14. Microreactors for Synthesis of Quantum Dots
  15. Microfluidic Synthesis and Surface Engineering of Colloidal Nanoparticles
  16. Organic Synthesis in Microreactor Systems
  17. An Integrated Microelectronic Device for Label-free Nucleic Acid Amplification and Detection
  18. Monitoring of Heparin and its Low Molecular Weight Analogs by Silicon Field Effect
  19. Weighing of Biomolecules, Single Cells, and Single Nanoparticles in Fluid
  20. Integrated System for Cancer Biomarker Detection
  21. Nanowire- and Microsphere-templated Gas Sensors
  22. BioMEMS for Control of the Stem Cell Microenvironment
  23. Microfabricated Devices for Sorting Cells Using Complex Phenotypes
  24. Combined Microfluidic/Dielectrophoretic Microorganism Concentrators
  25. DEP Cell-patterning for Controlling Cellular Organization
  26. Iso-dielectric Cell Separation
  27. Microfluidic Systems for the Study of Vascular Networks
  28. High-throughput, Continuous-flow Separation of Biomolecules in a High-aspect-ratio Nanofilter Array