News Flash: TI is still the top MEMS Supplier in 2012!
Check out the article on the Solid State Technologies website: Top MEMS suppliers near $1 billion in sales
The Southwest Center for Microsystems now has 11 kits available for purchase!

Check out the Kit Descriptions and link to our Storefront to order yours today!
Feel free to contact us directly if you have any questions and wish to learn more!
SCME Webinars Completed During the Fall 2011and Spring 2012
SCME has completed six (6) webinars pertaining to Microsystems Technology. All six webinars are now available for viewing. Below are the links. Using these links, you can view the recorded sessions, download a pdf of the presentations' slides, and download the related handouts with references and links.
These microsystems (MEMS) webinars target Community College, University and high school STEM Educators and their students. These webinars are free and are hosted by NetWorks. Because these webinars have been recorded, you can virtually view them from anywhere. Each 90-minute session is presented by subject matter experts and includes screen sharing, live chat, polling, and Q & A between the audience and presenters.

Workshop - Hands-on Introduction to Nanoscience and Nanotechnolgy for STEM Teachers
Register today! http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/WEB22FJFQ5RNQ9 Deadline is May 7, 2012.
- Introductions
- What is the difference between Nanoscience and Nanotech and why should you care?
- Surface Treatments – Hydrophobic systems and what they are used for
- Surface to Volume Ratio Activity – Reaction rate, materials and money
- Rainbow Wafers – measuring very thin films with your eye
- Discussion on applying these activities in your STEM classroom
- What kinds of jobs use Nanotechnology? Show your students a great technical career choice.
For more information, contact Dr. Matt Pleil at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
CNM MEMS Design Rocks!.jpg)
Here we are, burning the midnight oil! Kyle, Brian, Ian, Justin, Nic, and James are working hard completing the final touches on ther design submision due at midnight!
We have some really innovative MEMS devices to wow the judges of the Sandia National Laboratories University Alliance MEMS Design Competition.
Central New Mexico is a community college with the only MEMS Technician program in the US. These CNM MEMS design students are working at the University of New Mexico's MTTC MEMS design lab where students also learn to fabricate MEMS systems in MTTC's cleanroom in the two fabrication classes.
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me is Matthias Pleil, I am the Principal Investigator for the Southwest Center for Microsystems Education, a National Science Foundation supported Advanced Technological Education Center at the University of New Mexico. Welcome to our site! Follow me on Twitter and SCME on Facebook! ![]()
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