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Dr. Zeljko Zilic, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at McGill University, together with his team of researchers, aims to improve the safety of Canada's aging bridges. He is combining technologies to develop a reliable microsystem that utilizes energy from the vibrations of a bridge as motorists or trains pass overhead.
CMC Microsystems provides nationally-distributed infrastructure that enables faculty members and graduate students at the more than 40 Canadian post-secondary education institutions that are members of CMC. Membership in CMC Microsystems enables them to access products and services for research and education in microsystems technologies: design environment tools and design flows, fabrication technologies and services, packaging/fixturing products, test equipment, and support services. Representatives from the universities contribute to the development of CMC's program by participating on advisory committees and task forces.

CMC's membership currently includes 27 companies and several individuals and organizations. The great majority of the companies are Canadian, or in some cases are legally discrete Canadian entities of international organizations. As members of CMC Microsystems, these companies have access to a databank of résumés from students at Canadian universities, and other opportunities related to meeting their need for highly qualified personnel. As with the university members, company representatives are involved in defining CMC's directions.

Each of CMC's member organizations selects a representative who acts as the main liaison with CMC, and who votes for his/her organization at CMC Microsystems' Annual Meeting.

All inquiries on membership should be directed to Nancy A. Marlow, Director of Finance and Human Resources, CMC Microsystems: 613.530.4652; marlow@cmc.ca.

"In addition to providing access to fabrication and related technical expertise, CMC provided our team with new perspectives on the technical merit and scope of our project. This helped to increase the caliber of our research. I can't think of a similar institution in the world that is as comprehensive in the products, services and support offered to university researchers."

Dr. Zeljko Zilic

Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering

McGill University

 

 


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