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Research
Topic
Parylene-Based
Uncooled Infrared Sensors and Focal-Plane Arrays
Education
Honors and Awards
- Motorola-ESIEE Award (2001).
- Albert and Marguerite Ramond Foundation Fellowship
(2000-2001).
Publications
- Matthieu Liger, Satoshi Konishi and Yu-Chong Tai, "Uncooled
All-Parylene Bolometer", The 17th IEEE International MEMS
Conference (MEMS'04), Maastricht, Netherlands Jan 15-29 2004, p593.
- Yoshihiro Mizuno, Matthieu Liger,and Yu-Chong Tai, "Nanofluidic
Flowmeter Using Carbon Sensing Element", The 17th IEEE
International MEMS Conference (MEMS'04), Maastricht, Netherlands Jan
15-29 2004, p322.
- Satoshi Konishi, Matthieu Liger, Theodore Harder, and
Yu-Chong Tai, "Parylene-Pyrolyzed Carbon for MEMS
Applications", The 17th IEEE International MEMS
Conference (MEMS'04), Maastricht, Netherlands Jan 15-29 2004, p161.
- Hung-Te Hsieh, George Panotopoulos, Matthieu Liger, Yu-Chong
Tai, and Demetri Psaltis, "Athermal
Holographic Filters" IEEE Photonics Technology Letters,
Vol. 16-1, p177-179, January 2004
- Matthieu Liger, Damien C. Rodger and Yu-Chong Tai, "Robust
Parylene-to-Silicon Mechanical Anchoring", The 16th IEEE
International MEMS Conference (MEMS'03), Kyoto, Japan Jan 19-23 2003,
p602.
- Matthieu Liger, Nick Pornsin-Sirirak , Yu-Chong Tai,
Steve Ho and Chih-Ming Ho, "Large-Area
Electrostatic-valved skins for Adaptive Flow Control on Ornithopter
Wings ", Solid-State Sensor, Actuator, and Microsystems
Workshop, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina USA, June 2-6 2002, p247.
- Matthieu Liger, "
Le Parylene: un polymère au service des microsystèmes
", Etats-Unis Microélectronique Nº27 p15-16, 26
Avril 2002 .
- Nick Pornsin-Sirirak, Matthieu Liger, Yu-Chong Tai, Steve Ho
and Chih-Ming Ho, " Flexible
Parylene-Valved Skin for Adaptive Flow Control ", The 15th IEEE International MEMS Conference (MEMS '02), Las
Vegas, U.S.A., Jan 20-24, 2002, p101.
- N. Herbots, J.M. Shaw, M. Liger, M.P. Grams, D.J. Smith, "
Low Temperature Heteroepitaxial Titanium Silicide Phases in 3 nm
Islands Seeded on (7x7)Si(111) Templates at T<500ºC "
Material Research Society Symposium on Mechanisms of Surface and
Microstructure Evolution in Deposited Films and Film Structures
Proceeding, April 20th 2001.
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