Arnaud Bertsch
EPFL STI IEM LMIS1
BM 3116 (Bâtiment BM)
Station 17
1015 Lausanne
+41 21 693 66 06
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Selected publications
Static micromixers based on large-scale industrial mixer geometry
Arnaud Bertsch, Stephan Heimgartner, Peter Cousseau, Philippe Renaud
Published in Lab on a Chip, 1 (1), 2001 in
Microfabrication of ceramic components by microstereolithography
Arnaud Bertsch, Sébastien Jiguet, Philippe Renaud
Published in J. Micromech. Microeng., 14 (2), 2004 in
Rapid prototyping of small size objects
Arnaud Bertsch, Paul Bernhard, Christian Vogt, Philippe Renaud
Published in Rapid Prototyping Journal, 6 (4), 2001 in
Flexible polyimide probes with microelectrodes and embedded microfluidic channels for simultaneous drug delivery and multi-channel monitoring of bioelectric activity
Stefan Metz, Arnaud Bertsch, Daniel Bertrand and Philippe Renaud
Published in Biosensors & bioelectronics, 19 (10), 2004. in
Infoscience
Teaching & PhD
PhD Students
Tao Zhang, Pol Torres Vila, Nicolas Bruno Minazzo
Past EPFL PhD Students as codirector
Joan Teixidor, Clémentine Sophie Sarah Lipp, Nicolas Grégoire Maïno, Jiande Zhou, Jongeon Park
Courses
Advanced microfabrication practicals
MICRO-373
This TP allows for in-depth training on advanced micro and nanofabrication methods in a clean-room environment for selected applications, gain deeper knowledge in MEMS/NEMS processes, work in a small group together with PhD students/postdocs during 14 weeks touching all aspects of a microprocess.
MEMS practicals I
MICRO-501
The goal of this practical work is to create thermal micro-actuators consisting of micro-cantilevers made out of silicon dioxide and covered by chromium meander-shaped electrical tracks and contact pads.
MEMS sensors practicals
MICRO-503
The objective of this practical is to apply in specific experimental settings the knowledge acquired in various MEMS related class.