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What is CIRMM

The purpose of CIRMM is to facilitate international collaboration on micromechatronis research, which is the study of micro miniature systems composed of mechanical, electrical, optical and bio/chemical devices.

The prospect is to obtain new functions and superior performance through the fusion of devices working with different principles.

The study includes (1)fabrication technologies based on both semiconductor processes and mechanical machining, (2)basic components such as actuators, (3)integration and packaging technologies and (4)applications especially in optics, biomedical systems and nano technologies.

International research networks on micro systems are constructed based on the five-year experience of Laboratory for Integrated Micro-Mechatronic Systems (LIMMS);the joint research laboratory between Institute of Industrial Science(IIS) in the University of Tokyo and Science et Technologies de l'Information et de la Communication(STIC) in Centre de la National Recherche Scientifique.(CNRS)


History of CIRMM
1999 CIRMM is proposed to Ministry of Education in Japan
1999 Preliminary discussion with CNRS/Science Pour l'Ingenieur(SPI) and positive response
May 2000 Approval of the (Japanese/French) Diet
April 2000 CIRMM is founded for 10years term
September 2000 CIRMM /CNRS in Paris opens in rue Capitaine Scott, LIP6/UPMC
November 2000 Inauguration ceremony is held in CNRS/Headquarter in Paris
October 2001 EPFL in Switzerland agrees to cooperate research activities with CIRMM
March 2002 Twente University in the Netherlands agrees to cooperate research activities with CIRMM
July 2002 Neuchatel University in Switzerland agrees to cooperate research activities with CIRMM
May 2003 KIMM in Korea agrees to cooperate research activities with CIRMM
July 2003 University of Karlsruhe in Germany agrees to cooperate research activities with CIRMM
November 2005 CIRMM contributes to establish NAMIS
Research Areas
- Fabrication technologies based both on silicon process and mechanical process
- Basic components such as actuators
- Integration and packaging technologies
- Applications especially in bio/medical systems, optics, and nano technologies
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Tokyo Office
Address 4-6-1 Komaba, Meguro-ku, Tokyo, 153-8505, Japan
The University of Tokyo, Institute of Industrial Science
IIS building
Phone +81-3-5452-6248 at Prof. Fujita
Fax +81-3-3402-5078 (IIS main)
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Paris Office
Address 104, Avenue du President Kennedy, 75016 Paris CNRS building
Phone +33-1-4427-8874
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Contact Us
Webmaster : Beomjoon Kim
bjoonkim@iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp
Center for International Research on MicroMechatronics at
Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo
4-6-1 Komaba, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-8505 Japan
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