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Richie Burnett
Dr Alun Harris
Dr Pedro Ortiz
Dr John Hedley
Emeritus Professor James Burdess
et al.		Electronic Detection Strategies for a MEMS-Based Biosensor2013
Dr Sunilkumar Rana
Ivano Gregoratto
Pedro Ortiz Bahamon
Dr Alun Harris
Emeritus Professor James Burdess
et al.		Accurate Surface-to-Bulk Feature Alignment and Feature Size Preservation During Double-Sided Wafer Processing Using C4F8 Plasma Polymer for the Fabrication of Electrostatically Actuated Cantilever Devices2010
Dr Pedro Ortiz
Dr Neil Keegan
Jane Spoors
Dr John Hedley
Dr Alun Harris
et al.		A Cancer Diagnostics Biosensor System Based on Micro- and Nano-technologies2009
Dr Sunilkumar Rana
Dr Pedro Ortiz
Dr Alun Harris
Emeritus Professor James Burdess
Professor Calum McNeil
et al.		An electrostatically actuated cantilever device capable of accurately calibrating the cantilever on-chip for AFM-like applications2009
Dr Pedro Ortiz
Dr Neil Keegan
Julia Spoors
Dr John Hedley
Dr Alun Harris
et al.		A hybrid MEMS-based microfluidic system for cancer diagnosis2008
Dr Pedro Ortiz
Dr Neil Keegan
Julia Spoors
Dr John Hedley
Dr Alun Harris
et al.		A hybrid microfluidic system for cancer diagnosis based on MEMS biosensors2008
Khamin Ismail
Emeritus Professor James Burdess
Dr Alun Harris
Dr Guillaume Suarez
Dr Neil Keegan
et al.		The fabrication, characterization and testing of a MEMS circular diaphragm mass sensor2008
Dr Michele Pozzi
Dr Alun Harris
Emeritus Professor James Burdess
Dr Gordon Phelps
Professor Nick Wright
et al.		Design, fabrication and testing of 3C-SiC sensors for high temperature applications2007
Dr Michele Pozzi
Dr Alun Harris
Emeritus Professor James Burdess
Dr Gordon Phelps
Professor Nick Wright
et al.		Design, fabrication and testing of 3C-SiC sensors for high temperature applications - art. no. 68001S2007
Dr Michele Pozzi
Mr MA Hussan Hassan
Dr Alun Harris
Emeritus Professor James Burdess
Dr Gordon Phelps
et al.		Mechanical properties of a 3C-SiC film between room temperature and 600 °c2007
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