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ESI Special Topic of:
"MEMS," Published April 2005

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An interview with:
Dr. Yu-Chong Tai
July 2005
Dr. Yu-Chong Tai, professor of electrical engineering and bioengineering at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, is an electrical engineer whose early work pioneered a new direction that is now called, "microelectromechanical systems" (MEMS). He has published on just about every facet of MEMS, from shear-stress sensors to micromachining to thermal sensors to lab-on-a-chip. His recent research forays are leading him into studies of biological systems at the micro level. According to our Special Topics analysis of MEMS research over the past decade, Dr. Tai’s work ranks at #5, with 27 qualifying papers cited a total of 272 times. In the ISI Essential Science Indicators Web product, Dr. Tai’s record includes 41 papers cited a total of 383 times to date. 
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An interview with:
Dr. Younan Xia
June 2005
According to our analysis of MEMS research over the past decade, the work of Dr. Younan Xia ranks at #3. He is a co-author of the #1-ranked paper in this field with 267 cites, "Soft lithography," (Annu. Rev. Mat. Sci. 28:153-84, 1998). In the ISI Essential Science Indicators Web product, Dr. Xia’s record includes 68 papers cited a total of 3,265 times to date in the field of Materials Science, and 61 papers cited a total of 2,410 times to date in the field of Chemistry. Dr. Xia is Professor of Chemistry and Adjunct Professor of Materials Science & Engineering at the University of Washington in Seattle. In the interview below, he talks about his work in MEMS research.
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An interview with:
Professor Chih-Ming Ho
May 2005
In this interview, Professor Ho about his highly cited work. According to our analysis of MEMS research over the past decade, Professor Chih-Ming Ho’s work ranks at #7, with 26 papers cited a total of 255 times to date. His paper, "Micro-electrical mechanical systems (MEMS) and fluid flows," (C.M. Ho and Y.C. Tai, Annu. Rev. Fluid Mech. 30: 579-612, 1998) is the third most-cited paper in this field for the past decade, with 153 citations at the time of the analysis. In the ISI Essential Science Indicators Web product, Professor Ho’s record includes 44 highly cited papers cited a total of 349 times in the field of Engineering for the 1994-2004 period. He is also among the 250 researchers in Engineering honored by ISIHighlyCited.com.
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A profile of the journal:
Sensors And Actuators A-Physical
April 2005
According to the ISI Essential Science Indicators Web product, the journal Sensors And Actuators A-Physical has published 3,573 papers cited a total of 14,198 times to date in the field of Engineering. The journal's most-cited paper in this field, "High-aspect-ratio, ultrathick, negative-tone near-UV photoresist and its applications for MEMS," (SENSOR ACTUATOR A-PHYS, 64: (1) 33-39 JAN 1 1998 ), has  been cited 92 times to date. Recently, ESI Special Topics visited the Website of the Sensors And Actuators A-Physical from Elsevier and captured the unedited text and description of this highly-cited journal.
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