The webinar will introduce the RocketMEMS program, and explain some of the mechanics on how the program can: • Deliver semi-custom silicon pressure sensors for your application • Minimize cost, time, and risk compared to the typical silicon pressure sensor development process • Produce devices with world class, qualified foundries • And, provide a clear pathway to volume production The webinar is expected to be 20 minutes followed by about 20 minutes for questions and answers.

Dates and times are: May 21, 2013, 10:00 am PST May 21, 2013, 6:00 pm PST (convenient to Asia) May 23, 2013, 7:00 am PST (convenient to Europe/Middle East) Please note: The webinar is powered by Citrix's GoToMeeting, which, when joining the webinar, may ask you to allow a small application to be downloaded and run. As a result, you may want to join the webinar about 10 minutes early to allow this process to run.

Workshop on Nano and Micro Manufacturing, May 22-23, 2013 Dearborn, MI

For inanimate objects, MEMS sensing is sufficiently accurate. Measuring and providing meaningful information about people, however, is significantly more complex. This challenge may be why some technologists differentiate types of sensors based on their location: off-body, on-body (wearable), and in-body (implantable or digestible), as their packaging and functionality significantly vary. Invited speakers will focus on sensors, actuators, and architectures that enable the eHealth revolution. Technologies that increase the accuracy or reliability of devices, lower manufacturing costs, and/or enable unique diagnostics or treatment will be highlighted.