MDPI Sensors Special Issue 2019 : Special Issue on MEMS Technology Based Sensors for Human Centered Applications

Dear Colleagues,

Over the last decades, MEMS (microelectromechanical systems) technology has changed the way sensors are designed, developed, and fabricated, leading to an increasing offer of microsystems for novel human-centered applications, such as

Health Monitoring,
Environmental Monitoring,
Disability Aids for Independent Life,
Diagnostics,
Smart Surgical Tools,
Minimally Invasive Surgery,
Locomotion Tracking,
Wellness,
Comfort, Safety, and Efficiency in Automotive and Transport Systems,
Workplace Safety,
Education,
Internet of Things.

Original or review papers will be welcomed from the major technical areas of research that support, or are specifically dedicated to, the abovementioned applications, including, but not limited to:

MEMS Technology-Based Sensors,
MEMS Design, Materials, Fabrication, Testing, and Packaging Technologies,
Nanoscale Devices and Nanomaterials,
Micro-Transducers with Soft, Flexible or Composite Materials,
Measurements in Microsystems,
Control of Microsystems,
ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit) for Microsystems,
Microfluidics,
Wearable Devices,
MEMS for Energy Harvesting,
Acoustic and RF (Radio Frequency) MEMS,
Integrated Photonics and Optical MEMS.

Dr. Nicola Pio Belfiore
Prof. Dr. Pietro Fanghella
Dr. Matteo Verotti
Guest Editors