Aims and scope

Featuring rapid publication of new research, Microsystem Technologies examines electromechanical, materials, design, and manufacturing, and reliability issues of bio- and micro/nanosystems and their components. It integrates the knowledge, experience, and capabilities of academic and industrial specialists in many fields. Moreover, it contributes to the economically and ecologically sound production of reliable, high-performance systems.

The journal’s coverage of bio- and micro/nanosystems addresses sensors, actuators, and various systems as well as micromechatronic systems integration. Coverage of information storage systems includes magnetic/optical recording and other recording devices. Lastly, under the category of processing systems, the journal explores copiers, printers, scanners, and digital cameras.

• Examines electromechanical, materials, design, and manufacturing issues of bio- and micro/nanosystems and their components.
• Integrates the knowledge, experience, and capabilities of academic and industrial specialists in many fields.
• Contributes to the economically and ecologically sound production of reliable, high-performance micro/nanosystems.

All contributions are of international archival quality. These are refereed by journal editors and their reviewers by rigorous journal standards.