I graduated from Carnegie Mellon University with my masters in MEMS
Simulation...
-I know that Carnegie Mellon has an excellent CAD program for MEMS, and many
other opportunities for MEMS research. There are many people in the MEMS field
who graduated from CMU.

-Prof. Gary Fedder, and Prof. Ken Gabriel are two of the main professors to
contact if you are interested in MEMS research.

-Regards,

Jan Vandemeer

-----Original Message-----
From: Sathya Mani [mailto:satyam@tamu.edu]
Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2002 9:55 AM
To: mems-talk@memsnet.org
Subject: [mems-talk] PhD in MEMS


Dear Colleagues,

  I am Sathya, a graduate student at Texas A&M university. I am working in
MEMS and I want to pursue a PhD with emphasis on MEMS. I would be greatful
to you all, if you could suggest me some Universities that offer good MEMS
program. Ideally I would like to start on my PhD from spring 2003. Look
forward to hearing  your suggestions. Thanks.

Best
Sathya.
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 Sathya Mani
 Graduate Research Assistant
 MEMS/Nano Technology Lab
 Department of Aerospace Engineering
 Texas A&M University
        Office: 602A H.R. Bright Building
 Phone (O) : (979) 845-2468
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 Email : satyam@tamu.edu
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