The following is a selected list of public presentations given by Professor G.-P. Li or Professor Mark Bachman, or by members of our research group. These are available for download in PDF format. You will need the Acrobat Reader to view these files.
All presentations are the property of UC-Irvine and may not be duplicated or redistributed without the express permission of the authors.
Comments on Research in Engineering and Science
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Mark Bachman, May 2003.
Mark's comments about advanced research in engineering and science, with notes on how to
publish your work. Group meeting, May 2003.
Nanotechnology for Discovery in Life Sciences
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G.-P. Li, March 2003.
How engineering and nanotechnology is revolutionizing life science research. Presented
at UCI's Engineering Review Symposium, Spring 2003.
Materials and Devices in Micro and Nano Systems
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Mark Bachman, March 2003.
The technology behind UCI's Integrated Nanosystems Research Facility.
Presented at UCI's Engineering Review Symposium, Spring 2003.
The Visual Presentation and Communication of Data
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Mark Bachman, November 2002.
Mark's opinionated (well reasoned, of course!) discussion about data graphics.
BioMEMOFS: Microinstrumentation for Medicine,
G.-P. Li, April 2002.
Brief overview of our micro-biomedical research. Only three slides.
Engineering the Microworld: Research at the INRF,
Mark Bachman, April 2002.
Overview of our research in the INRF; includes some highlights of the work of other groups.
Micro/Nano Technology: Solutions for next generation multi-function
integrated systems,
G.-P. Li, March 2002.
Overview of our research. Presented at UCI School of Engineering Research Symposium.
Integrated Microsystems 2002,
Mark Bachman, January 2002.
Presentation given to the Li/Bachman research group. Some of it is specific to the group
operations and not of general interest (and may be out of date).
Engineering the Microworld,
Mark Bachman, Winter 2000.
General presentation on MEMS and microsystems. Good introduction to MEMS.
For journals articles, conference papers, etc., please see the research section of the website.