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Philippe ANDREUCCI Research Engineer CEA-LETI – GRENOBLE
Laurent DURAFFOURG Research Engineer CEA-LETI – GRENOBLE
1.1 Transition from micro to nanotechnologies
Until recently, microtechnologies were simply a scientific curiosity for the most complex systems, or the prerogative of research laboratories for the most advanced structures. Recently, however, we have witnessed a change in industrial strategy in these areas. We are witnessing a growing appropriation of intellectual property by industrial partners of major French and international research laboratories: the world of industry is no longer hesitating to get involved in the development and design of new microsystem components....
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