Clemson University Presents its 2007
International Conference on Micromanufacturing

Manufacturing at the micro-scale (a few microns to a few millimeters) is a key technology that will bring about different ways people & machines interact with the physical world. Practical application of miniaturization technologies may be found in optics, bio-technology, electronics, medicine, communications, and avionics to name a few. These applications use a wide range of engineering materials, 3D features and high relative accuracies (10-3–10-5). As such, new processes and new equipment are being developed to meet needs that can not be met via conventional lithography-based techniques. ICOMM 2007 will focus on new developments in micromanufacturing processes & micro- manufacturing equipment. Papers are sought that address theoretical & applied research issues related to processes, systems and equipment for the manufacture, assembly and metrology that are required to create components and systems with 3D features in a wide range of materials.