Experimental Mechanics in Nano and Biotechnology
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The main focus of this book is the rapidly expanding new field of experimental mechanics, as applied to nano and biotechnology, which is enthusiastically responding to the advances in these technologies and to the increasing need for precise measurements of novel materials and biological tissues. For instance, whereas optical techniques had previously been preferred, particularly in the field of bio-engineering, other mature methods are now being exploited in tandem with the growth in micro- and nano-manufacturing.The present papers are divided into 10 sections: I. Optical Methods and Techniqu...
The main focus of this book is the rapidly expanding new field of experimental mechanics, as applied to nano and biotechnology, which is enthusiastically responding to the advances in these technologies and to the increasing need for precise measurements of novel materials and biological tissues. For instance, whereas optical techniques had previously been preferred, particularly in the field of bio-engineering, other mature methods are now being exploited in tandem with the growth in micro- and nano-manufacturing.
The present papers are divided into 10 sections: I. Optical Methods and Techniques, II. MEMS and Micromechanical Testing, III. Nano Technology, IV. Reliability Engineering, V. Biotechnology and Life Sciences, VI. Fatigue and Fracture Mechanics, VII. Materials Testing, VIII. Smart Materials, IX. Impact Session, X. Composite Materials.
This is an excellent introduction to a promising new career path for young, and not-so-young, researchers.
The present papers are divided into 10 sections: I. Optical Methods and Techniques, II. MEMS and Micromechanical Testing, III. Nano Technology, IV. Reliability Engineering, V. Biotechnology and Life Sciences, VI. Fatigue and Fracture Mechanics, VII. Materials Testing, VIII. Smart Materials, IX. Impact Session, X. Composite Materials.
This is an excellent introduction to a promising new career path for young, and not-so-young, researchers.