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PALM/STORM microscopy
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Myoglobin
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Wimp
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Aulacogen
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Decarbonation
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Cadherin
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16:9
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Endosperm
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Primary colour
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Direct access
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Extra-uterine pregnancy
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Chelicerata
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DAT
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LH
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Cortisol
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Circuit switched connection
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Flattening
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Hepcidin
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Dehnel phenomenon
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Anomalistic period
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Kilogram
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Raman spectroscopy
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Saturated fatty acid
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Amylose
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CAF / French Avifauna Commission
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Dnepr
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Burst
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Kebira crater
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THX
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Falconry
MEMS
MEMS (Microelectromechanical systems) are electromagnetic systems of which the size varies from a few microns to several tens of nanometres. They are already present in our everyday environment, for example in airbag triggering systems.
A MEMS measuring 300 micrometres in length, developed by the Swiss ETH Zurich team which took part in RoboCup 2009. © ETH Zurich
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