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Britannia Hotels - North West, Cheshire, Warrington (+2 locations)
> To meet and greet the guests into the hotel and offer a concierge service to the guests in a warm and friendly manner. > To offer the facility of carrying guest luggage to their bedrooms. Key Responsibilities... Permanent...
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Giraffe - Walton-On-Thames, Surrey
Giraffe's adventure began in 1998 and our journey is still going strong. We're growing taller everyday with new sites opening across the country and internationally. We've scoured the globe for the most... 6.50
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Holiday Inn Peterborough - Yorkshire (+1 location)
In this role you will be working for Valor Hospitality Europe which is part of a leading US hotel management company with over 20 properties in the UK operating a number of recognised worldwide brands... Permanent...
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Britannia Hotels - Wales, Prestatyn (+3 locations)
> To ensure you are aware and knowledgeable with all regulations, i.e. hygiene, fire and the legal and statutory requirements affecting the unit. > You must be punctual, flexible and adaptable and be able... Permanent...
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OCS Retail Support - Sheffield, South Yorkshire (+2 locations)
Your main aim will be to assist with the smooth running of a busy client-site catering operation. - Level 2 Food Hygiene Qualification - eg. Basic Food Hygiene Certificate - Excellent customer service... Permanent...
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Night Porter - Part Time
Elite Hotels - East Sussex
The role of the Night Porter is varied with a wide range of responsibilities, such as welcoming late arriving guests and escorting them to their rooms, assistance with luggage, providing advice on hotel... Permanent... £10k - £15k
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Smart Recruit Online Ltd - Port Talbot (+2 locations)
Franco's fish bar is a long established family run business on Aberavon seafront. We are open weekends, evenings and bank holidays, so flexibility is required. There is potential job progression for the... Permanent...
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Kitchen Porter
Compass Group - Newbury, Berkshire (+6 locations)
Eurest Services , part of Compass Group UK & Ireland, is the market leader in the provision of food and support services to business and industry providing nearly 1500 organisations, including 80 of the... 6.81
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Linen Porter
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We are currently recruiting for a Linen Porter to join our busy and highly successful housekeeping team. Firmdale Hotels is best known for the stylish décor, vibrant colours, and exquisite rooms which... Permanent... :£15,500 per annum
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Despite less than ideal climatic conditions, featuring storms which threatened an otherwise perfect year, most parts of California had an excellent year for viticulture. Chardonnays and Sauvignon Blancs were picked at optimum ripeness, and Californian white wine was just about as good as it could be. Surprises and overcoming difficulties summed up much of the United States' wine industry in 2009, and many of the results from Oregon, Washington State and all over California speak for themselves, with the flagship Cabernet Sauvignon grapes having developed healthy, thick skins and thus plenty of character and distinction. Elsewhere in the New World, South Africa had a very good year in 2009, and wineries across the cape of the African continent are proclaiming it a truly great vintage. In most of Europe, fine weather and punctual ripening periods produced some excellent wines, with many of the best coming out of France's Bordeaux and the surrounding regions. Merlot had an exceptionally good year in France, and wineries are proclaiming that the 2009 Merlot harvest was one of the best in living memory. Indeed, across most of France, ripening was relatively even, and red wine grapes such as Cabernet Franc, Syrah and others were reportedly highly characterful, with plenty of the required tannin levels with which to make high quality wines. Italy, too, had a very good 2009. Piedmont reported extremely favorable conditions throughout 2009, and their signature Nebbiolo grapes were more or less perfect when harvested, having benefited from the slight drop in temperature at the end of their ripening period. Veneto, too, had an enviable year, producing superb Pinot Grigio and Chardonnay wines in 2009.
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The Trebbiano varietal grape is a white wine grape originally from Italy, but which has been successfully planted and cultivated in several European countries, as well as in many parts of the New World. Although it is widely grown around the world, it remains relatively unknown to wine drinkers, perhaps because it has mostly been used traditionally as a blending varietal, and for the production of fortified wines. However, it is used very well in parts of Tuscany and elsewhere in Italy for single variety wines, where it is prized for its elegant character and beautiful citrus flavors, alongside floral aromas and a great expression of terroir. As such, Trebbiano wines often hold interesting mineral notes, making them fascinating and complex white wines perfect for matching with a wide range of foods.
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I must admit, being a first time mommy and not really knowing how to go about weaning, I intimidated myself from the get go. Then I got serious after her doctor said to start getting her off the bottle after her 12 month visit. Then constipation happened... then teething ... constipation two more times and another three quick but severe bouts with teething derailed me because, awww just look how miserable she is and it would totally comfort her (and make things easier on me through it all).
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Posted 16 March 2012 - 01:25 AM
Hello everyone, I have been suffering for about 5 years now, the pain has been getting progressively worse and I am sick of being told by the doctors that they don't know what is wrong with me! I happened upon this by chance after reading an article on ninemsn and decided to look into it more as it sounds exactly like what I am suffering from! I am waiting for another appointment with my neurologist who has not contacted me for over 3 years. My right eyeball pulsates and sometimes the pain pulsates with it. It has been so bad this past week I have taken so many painkillers, which helped slightly but not completely. It was so bad last week I couldn't even hang the washing on the line. Just lifting my head enough to see where I was hanging it was enough to bring on so much pain on my eye and temple that it brought me to tears. I can't cope with the kids when I am in pain. It hits me pretty bad when I am driving and every little bump in the road brings on the sharp pain in my eye. I thought I was alone until I googled the condition and came across this site. CT scans and MRI's have revealed that I have a boney abnormality in the eye that I suffer with, like moth-eaten erosion of my eye socket. Everytime I go to the gym, or run or bend down to pick something up off the floor, just that rise in blood pressure in my head leaves me feeling fatigued and double visioned and the pain hits hard and I feel like I'm gonna have a stroke or like I have an aneurism, but they would have found that if it was. Does this sound like what you all are suffering with? I'm going to ask my neurologist to test me for this condition next time I see her. It is so depressing because I feel like I have just been left to suffer with one GP telling me I need to find a way to live with it! easier said than done I'm afraid. I am only 74kilo's. which is slightly overweight, Ideally I'd like to be only 60 but I am getting there slowly. It has been hard to lose it after having my third child.
Posted 23 April 2012 - 04:42 PM
I was diagnosed with IIH last week after a visit to the optometrist for new contact lenses featured an unwelcome surprise. The optometrist found a large amount of swelling on my brain behind my eyes and referred me for an urgent appointment with a neuro opthmalogist at the PA in Brisbane. I also saw a neurologist at the same time.
I ended up having a MRI on Thursday which came up clear for anything nasty and my eye tests did not show any issues, so no damage to either eye which was lucky. However my lumbar puncture gave me a pressure reading of 40 when it should have been under 23!!! They managed to bring it down to 22 but I was having sharp pains in my tummy (23 weeks pregnant) so they pulled the plug then.
Back tomorrow to the neuros for another look behind my eyes to see what impact the LP had on my swelling. If all good, I will be monitored and have another LP in 3-4 weeks but if it is still heavily present, I will need to go on Diamox (?). I also need to lose weight even though I am pregnant and really get it off after DS2 is born. Most of my weight is fluid (I have put on 10kg so far) but I had a few extra kilos on me before I was pregnant (I was about 75-80kg, 5'9) so they need to go.
The funny thing is, I haven't had really any symptoms apart from a bad migraine earlier this year and a sinus headache a couple of months ago. My headaches have been very mild and occasional and I honestly thought my dizziness and double vision was from pregnancy as I had a bit of it when I was pregnant with DS1. I was ready to change my optometrist appointment as I was too busy at work - luckily I went anyway!!!!
All I can say is that the whole process has been extremely quick and well organised as I think they wanted to move quickly because my IIH is pregnancy related.
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A trustee for an east Auckland mosque has been jailed for forgery and the theft of more than $1 million.
Mohammed Rafiq Sahib was sentenced yesterday in the Manukau District Court after pleading guilty to four charges of altering a document with intent to deceive and two counts of theft by a person in a special relationship.
Judge Charles Blackie sentenced Sahib to three years and four months in prison.
Sahib was a trustee and the secretary of the East Auckland Islamic Trust.
Over a number of years he dipped into the trust money to prop up his own business ventures.
Judge Blackie said he accepted Sahib intended to pay the money back, but he panicked and resorted to "illegitimate means" to replace the money.
He faked documents to raise a mortgage through BNZ to pay back the trust.
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More than $6,500 was left outstanding.
Sahib had been paying off the money at $500 per month, and recently increased that amount to $1000 per month.
Because Sahib will be in prison he will no longer be able to pay off the money, and Judge Blackie said because Sahib had a contractual obligation to pay it a civil case may be taken against him.
There were a number of aggravating factors in Sahib's offending, including his position of trust, the fact that the crimes were premeditated and the fact that it occurred over a period of years.
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- 23 Aug 2010:Korea-based specialty IC foundry Dongbu HiTek has revealed plans to open sales offices in France and Italy, gearing to expand its customer base in Europe.
- 2 Aug 2010:IC Insights' recently updated Strategic Reviews Online database shows that most large memory and foundry companies performed extremely well in 1H10.
- 7 Jun 2010:Providing a rare glimpse inside an IC design and R&D center in China, Freescale Semiconductor revealed that it plans to expand its efforts amid booming demand in the nation.
- 31 May 2010:Surging memory market shake up top-20 chip vendors in 1Q10, says IC Insights (May 27) - Company releaseToshiba, Hynix, Micron and Elpida all moved up at least one position in the top 20 list, with Elpida jumping six spots.
- 20 Apr 2010:Most believe TSMC will remain a foundry in the IC sector, but not in LEDs. There is little or no business model in the LED foundry sector. Most LED vendors have their own fabs and the startup costs are minor compared to the IC industry. The real value-added in LEDs is technology and the channels.
- 1 Apr 2010:The IC industry is recovering, but there are also signs of growing chip inventories in the channels. VLSI Research said IC inventories reached US$24.38 billion worldwide in February, a 46% increase from the same month in 2009.
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- 7 Jan 2010:A recent research by SEMI indicates China is committed to narrow the gap between its IC production and consumption. "In addition to investments in the macro economy, the Chinese government also remains the biggest investor in the semiconductor industry in China..."
- 19 Dec 2009:Thin-film integrated passive devices (IPDs) have the potential to extend wafer-level packaging and through-silicon via (TSV) technology to many IC package solutions and the discrete passive component industry. This market could expand from US$600 million this year to reach beyond US$1 billion by 2013.
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- 7 Oct 2009:If the current IC recovery will continue or fall back into a dreaded double dip, specialty foundry vendors also see a new competitive threat on the horizon: TSMC.
- 11 Sep 2009:"Despite positive earnings pre-announcements, the overall tone from companies remains relatively muted and cautious," said Doug Freedman, an analyst for Broadpoint AmTech.
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- 8 Jan 2009:Responding to the IC downturn, Microchip Technology has lowered its forecast, taken pay cuts and reduced its IC production rates. "General economic and semiconductor industry conditions have continued to decline since our October earnings call," said Steve Sanghi, Microchip's president and CEO, in a statement. "As a result of these conditions, we are continuing with a pay cut for all of our worldwide non-manufacturing employees which was implemented during the December quarter."
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The cynical view would be that the future king of England can afford to pay for his own birthday junket. News the New Zealand taxpayer is picking up all the "in-country" costs of the current royal visit - even for the Duchess of Cornwall's personal hairdresser - provides obvious ammunition for the republican movement, such that it is.
Any royal visit reopens questions about New Zealand's current and future role in a global setting that is quickly changing. New allegiances are being formed as Britain and New Zealand continue to develop relationships in their own regions. New Zealand negotiated the world's first free trade agreement with China in 2008 and has been in talks for more than four years with the likes of India, Vietnam, South Korea, the United States and Japan.
As Britain has become increasingly enmeshed in Europe since joining the European Union in 1973, its formal and economic links with New Zealand have become increasingly of a historical nature - although at a personal and individual level, travel and migration between the two countries remains common.
Though many politicians seem to concede that constitutional independence from Britain makes sense and will come one day, it is a barrow few seem prepared to push in the short term.
While we continue as a constitutional monarchy, members of the royal family will continue to pop over to see us from time to time, and some of the tab will be picked up by the Government. That's the price we pay for sticking with British royalty as head of state, however nominal the role might be in practice.
Though naturally the visit by Charles and his wife, Camilla - her first time here, his seventh - raises questions in some minds about the point, the costs and benefits and the constitutional relevance of this association, attempts to ignite the debate will be shut down by the country's leaders. And fair enough - support for republicanism seems to be declining in opinion polls, and the process of designing and introducing an alternative would be taxing.
Meanwhile, Charles turns 64 tomorrow during his visit Down Under. His mother the Queen's appearance is as royally robust as ever, and she looks like remaining on her throne for some years to come.
Whatever individuals might think of him, let's spare a thought for the king-in-waiting. How must it feel to be born into a position, serve a six-decade apprenticeship and still have no certainty when the job will come? It long has been fashionable to mock the Prince of Wales for his unconventional views and passions, and some fans of "the firm" have theorised the monarchy would be in safer hands if the crown were to bypass a generation and go directly to his son William. That idea has been ruled out by the royal family and, assuming he outlives his mother and is still fit to rule, Charles will be king one day.
Perhaps there are few logical reasons to retain the monarchy as head of state in an otherwise independent democracy. However, one is the cost that would be associated with the constitutional and legislative upheaval if and when the time comes. Some tinkering among the trimmings is long overdue though: we could use a new flag, and the notion of asking God to defend secular New Zealand is also a curiosity. How about a new anthem, too?
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Marian Lucille Tlougan, 85, of Red Wing, Minn., died December 21, 2003, at Red Wing Health Center in Red Wing.
She was born April 17, 1918, in Florence Township, Goodhue County, Minn., to Frank and Connie (Wold) Huneke. She was raised in Goodhue County, attending school there until the 8th grade. She married Raymond Tlougan on August 8, 1942 in Red Wing. They lived in Lake City and Preston, Minn before being divorced. They had five children. She moved back to Red Wing in 1975. She worked at Busy Bee and Red Wing Cleaners for many years. Survivors include three daughters, Mary (Robert) Benike of Rochester, Elizabeth (Steve) Halvorson of Preston and Rae Ann Johnson of Rochester; one son Allan Tlougan; two step-daughters, Leona (James) Magnuson of Cannon Falls and Rose Moen of White Bear Lake; 21 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, one brother, Gustav Huneke, one daughter, one step-daughter, Eleanor Bultman, three grandchildren and 2 great grandsons. Mass of the Resurrection will be 11 a.m., January 3, 2004 at Church of St. Joseph in Red Wing with Rev. Thomas M. Kommers officiating. Burial will be in the Calvary Cemetery. Mahn Family Funeral Home, Bodelson-Mahn Chapel is in charge of arrangements.


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HONG KONG, Feb. 17, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Summer is approaching, and it's never too soon to start planning to purchase a beautiful prom dress. Connie, a designer for international clothing brand Abbydress, offers her insightful prom dress selection ideas.
Fashion parties: Eye-catching color and luster
Summer nights are when fashion parties peak. To stand out from the many fascinating figures, bright colors and shiny gloss is the key! Candy-colored metallic dresses should come out of the closet now! Exquisite, silky satin dresses on a killer figure will make you the star of the evening!
Designer's Tip: Black gives silver high heels less of a sense of distance and makes a better match.
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Designer's Tip: In nightclubs, beyond being shiny, one must be gentle; try tassel and feather accents for a softer look.
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Attending a sister's wedding, one should never steal the bride's thunder. Choosing a nude color or pink dress not only suits the romantic atmosphere, but also makes bridesmaids and guests appear decent and elegant. Romantic ruffles and pleated hem lace are sweet and romantic embellishments.
Designer's Tip: Flowery accessories make a sweet, warm accompaniment to nude-toned dresses.
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For business banquets, one surely should choose a dignified and generous gown with high-class fabric and a simple style. To still show your unique taste, rely on distinctive design. For example, Abbydress gowns add folds at the waist to enhance the overall layering effect.
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Raise a glass at Brauhaus Schmitz Oktoberfest celebrations from September 16 through 26. (Photo courtesy Brauhaus Schmitz)
Get ready to raise a stein at Brauhaus Schmitz as the bustling South Street beer hall celebrates Oktoberfest with a multi-week adventure.
From September 16 through 26, report to the German beer haven for daily doses of games, happy hours, live music and an epic outdoor block party on September 21 that shuts down South Street in front of Brauhaus and fills the street with steins of beer, live music, a pig roast and much more.
Plus, this year brings another round of Oktoberfest fun with a second festival slated for Sunday, September 22, at the Reading Terminal Market with Wurthaus Schmitz, Brauhaus' awesome sausage and sandwich counter at the market.
Below, take a look at a handful of major happenings during Brauhaus' Oktoberfest:
• Liter Lift Competition Qualifying Rounds: September 16-20, 8 p.m. nightly. South Street's German beer hall hosts its own Masskrugstemmen, a competition of stein-holding skill. Each night at 8 p.m., 15 contenders will see who can hold a filled liter of beer with one outstretched arm for the longest time. The top two finishers from each night not only get sweet prize packages from various breweries, but also gain entry into the championship round, to be held on Saturday, September 21 at 2 p.m. Entry is free, but participants must reserve their spot here.
• Oktoberfest Flight Night: Monday, September 16 and Monday, September 23, available during dinner service. Preview 10 different German and American Oktoberfest-style beers in two tasting flights, all paired with rare, interesting DiBruno Brother's cheeses.
• Chef's Industry Night: Tuesday, September 17, 8 p.m. Chef Jeremy Nolan's restaurant industry band Big In Munich rocks the Brauer Bund room.
• Oktoberfest at Reading Terminal Market with Wursthaus Schmitz: Sunday, September 22, noon-6 p.m. In its first year, Wursthaus Schmitz gets in on the Oktoberfest action with an afternoon-long celebration in the center court at Reading Terminal Market. Continue the celebrations with live music, German food and more beer.
• Oktoberfest Street Festival: Saturday, September 21, noon-8 p.m. The real headliner of the week-long celebration is the Oktoberfest Block Party on Saturday, September 21. Rain or shine, the block party runs from noon to 8 p.m., shutting down the 700 block of South Street with all manner of merriment, including oompah music, a pig roast and plenty of brilliant German brews.
Sound like a festival you'd like to attend? You're in luck. We're giving away two VIP tickets to Brauhaus' Oktoberfest Street Fair!
Valued at $100 each, two VIP tickets will be awarded to one lucky winner, and include exclusive bar service in the Brauer Bund, full wait staff and bar staff with five private bathrooms, complimentary appetizers, six tickets good for beer from the VIP list or for food items, a commemorative beer stein and T-shirt and more.
Enter here through Wednesday, September 18, and click here for the official rules.
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When: September 16-26; Block party, September 21, noon-8 p.m.
Where: 718 South Street
Cost: Pay as you go
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There are already more social networks than we know what to do with. In addition to those trying to fix social networking, like Ello, there are networks for almost every niche. So how do you pick the ones your business should spend time on.
Let's be clear: it's almost impossible to do several social networks well on your own. If you're a small business without an individual or team dedicated to social media, you'll find it hard to handle all the social media marketing tasks for every network. Unless you're planning to hire a marketing agency you have to pick a place to start, whether that's Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, LinkedIn or another network.
Here are some of the questions to ask to help you make the decision.
1. What does the research tell you?
A good starting point is the demographics of each social media site. If you have a breakdown of the age, gender, education, income and interests for the different sites, you can pick the site or sites where the profile best matches your own customer personas. (Google Analytics includes demographic data in its reporting, so it's easy to check for similarities.) You can probably guess that if you're marketing to business, LinkedIn is a good place to start, and if you are trying to attract teens, then Snapchat is a better bet for your marketing focus. Check out research reports like this one from Pew Internet and this recent roundup from Sprout Social to help you decide.
2. Where are your customers?
After doing the research, see if it matches where your customers are. You're probably already collecting data to help with this. Use analytics software to see where people were before they came to your site or blog, and to check out their path through your site.
Pay particular attention to the social media reports which show which social sites bring the most visitors to you and which social sites most of your visitors use to share your content. Sometimes the data might surprise you. For example, I discovered that people were sharing my content on Stumbleupon even though I didn't have a button for it.
Add to your knowledge store by using a social media analytics tool to get detailed information on where your customers are. A dashboard aggregator like SumAll or Cyfe will help you to view this data across multiple platforms.
Between them, these should help you narrow down some social media starting points, but there's another aspect to consider.
3. Where are your competitors?
You already know who your key competitors are, but do you know what they're doing on social media? If you're targeting the same customer base, then it's helpful to know which social media sites they favor, who they are talking to (and who's talking to them), what kind of engagement they are getting and how you can improve on that with your own social media strategy. Check out Swellpath's guide to social media competitive analysis to help with this.
4. What kind of content do you have available?
If you already have content, then you could use that to determine where you're going to make a social media splash. If you're already creating appealing graphics, then Instagram could be good for you. And if you're selling products to a mostly female demographic, putting product images on Pinterest is a good strategy. The research you did in steps 1 and 2 will help you match demographics, online presence and content for the best outcome.
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Experimentally Matched Finite Element Modeling of Thermally Actuated SOI MEMS Micro-Grippers Using COMSOL Multiphysics
M. Guvench[1], and J. Crosby[1]
[1]University of Southern Maine, Gorham, Maine, USA
In "Micro-Electro-Mechanical-Systems" shortly known as MEMS, one of the most important and effective principle of creating transduction of electrical power to displacement force is thermal expansion. A slim beam of MEMS material, typically Silicon, is heated by the application of electrical current via Joule heating; it expands and creates motion. In the design of many MEMS devices ...
Fluidmechanical Damping Analysis of Resonant Micromirrors with Out-of-plane Comb Drive
T. Klose[1], H. Conrad[2], T. Sandner[1], and H. Schenk[1]
[1]Fraunhofer Institute Photonic Microsystems (FhG-IPMS), Germany
[2]TU Dresden, Semiconductor and Microsystems Technology Laboratory, Germany
Damping is the liminting factor for the reachable maximum deflection. Thus, it is a very important issue for resonant microsystems. In this paper, we present a damping model for out-of-plane comb driven resonant micromirrors. The basic concept of this model is to attribute viscous damping in the comb gaps as the dominant contributor of damping moments. The model is extended by findings from a ...
Multi-Domain Analysis of Silicon Structures for MEMS Based-Sensors
N. Bhalla[1], S. Li[2], and D. Chung[1]
[1]Chung Yuan Christian University, Chungli,Taiwan
[2]National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan
Investigation in this paper aims at performing Mechanical Stress Strain analysis, Thermal, Piezoresistive and Piezoeletric analysis of Silicon Structures using COMSOL. The simulation results have been cross checked by mathematical calculation.
FEM Based Estimation of Biological Interaction Using a Cantilever Array Sensor
S. Logeshkumar, L. Lavanya, G. Anju, and M. Alagappan
PSG College of Technology
Tamil Nadu, India
In the model silicon nanorods are designed as cantilever array and coated with thin film of aluminum or aluminum nitride, to be characterized, thus, adding a detectable mass and altering the cantilever resistance to bending. The simulated results show that when films of different thickness are placed on the cantilever, there is a corresponding change in the resonant frequency and the ...
Optical Manipulation of Microscopic Objects
R. Ozawa
Yokohama University
In recent years, optical manipulation using optical radiation pressure has been widely studied. In this study, the radiation pressure exerted on various kinds of microscopic objects with different laser beams was evaluated by COMSOL Multiphysics software. By changing beam shapes, microscopic objects can be trapped and rotated. This paper is in Japanese.
Contactless Excitation of MEMS Resonant Sensors by Electromagnetic Driving
M. Baù[1], V. Ferrari[1], and D. Marioli[1]
[1]Department of Electronics for Automation, University of Brescia, Brescia, Italy
A contactless electromagnetic principle for the excitation of mechanical vibrations in resonant structures has been investigated. The principle relies on no specific magnetic property of the resonator except electrical conductivity and can be adopted for employing the structures as resonant sensors for measurements either in environments not compliant with the requirements of active electronics ...
Design and Development of Microsystems within a Corporate Research Environment by Utilizing Comsol Multiphysics
A. Frey
Siemens AG
Corporate Research & Technologies
Munich, Germany
Alexander Frey received his M.A. degree from the University of Texas, Austin, in 1994, the Dipl. Phys. degree from the University of Wuerzburg, Germany in 1997 and the PhD from the Saarland University, Germany in 2010. In 1997 he joined Research Laboratories of Siemens working on the design of DRAM sensing circuits. In 1999 he joined Corporate Research, Infineon, Munich, Germany. He was engaged ...
Xylophone Bar Magnetometry and Inertial-grade MEMS Optimisation: a Multiphysics Approach
H. T. D. Grigg, and B. J. Gallacher
Microsystems Group
Newcastle University
Newcastle upon Tyne
Tyne and Wear, UK
This paper presents ongoing research aimed at development of a MEMS magnetometer capable of nanoTesla sensitivity. Such a device would pave the way for inertial-grade MEMS IMUs. A resonant sensor is proposed, based on a Xylophone Bar sense element, and is analysed both directly and via COMSOL. Mode shapes and frequencies are found as functions of geometric parameters, and the results used ...
Efficient Generation of Surface Plasmon Polaritons with Asymmetric Nano-structures
J. Chen
Peking University
This paper covers the following: * All-Optical Light Modulation of surface plasmon polaritons (SPPs) is achieved using asymmetric single nanoslits. A high on/off switching ratio of >20 dB and phase variation of >? were observed with the device lateral dimension of only about 2 ?m. * Efficient unidirectional excitation of SPP as well as beam splitting are achieved using the ...
A Model of Electric Field Assisted Capillarity for the Fabrication of Hollow Microstructures
C. Tonry[1], M. K. Patel[1], C. Bailey[1], M. P.Y. Desmuliez[2], W. Yu[3]
[1]Computational Mechanics and Reliability Group (CMRG), School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences, University of Greenwich, London, United Kingdom
[2]Microsystems Engineering Centre (MISCEC, School of Engineering & Physical Sciences, Heriot Watt University, Earl Mountbatten Building, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
[3]State Key Laboratory of Applied Optics, Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics and Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Changchun, Jilin, China
Electric Field Assisted Capillarity (EFAC) is a novel technique for the fabrication of hollow polymer microstructures. It has advantages over current methods as it is a single step process. Hollow microstructures have many uses in industry from microchannels and microcapsules in BioMEMS to fibre-optical waveguides. It makes use of the dielectric properties of polymers combined with a heavily ...