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Listing of all 8 news releases from Applied Microengineering:
Radical shift in wafer activation
AML's customers can finally activate, align and bond in-situ, in one chamber.
News from Applied Microengineering (31 October 2006)
University in China buys wafer bonding machine
After breaking into the German market with a sale to Fraunhofer IZM earlier this year, Applied Microengineering has now delivered an Aligner-Wafer bonding machine to Xiamen University in China.
News from Applied Microengineering (15 December 2005)
DTI grant aids research into nano devices
Applied Microengineering has been awarded a DTI grant of GBP 678,000 to develop a new production tool to help the manufacture of nano devices - the Lobel project.
News from Applied Microengineering (27 September 2004)
Wafer bonder improves MEMS gyro
Technical background article The throughput and performance of wafer bonding tools can play a key role in determining the cost of assembly and packaging of MEMS and other microsystems devices.
News from Applied Microengineering (20 July 2004)
Time to rethink MEMS device manufacture
Technical background article The design-house/foundry model for the fabrication of MEMS devices that his company has been pursuing for a number of years simply does not work, says AML's Rob Santilli.
News from Applied Microengineering (25 February 2004)
Wafer bonders buck the trend
On the MEMS equipment supply side AML is experiencing a boom period with sales of wafer bonding machines all over the world - USA, Far East, Taiwan, India, and Europe.
News from Applied Microengineering ( 3 July 2003)
Anodic bonding joins silicon wafers to glass
AML launches its first, new, standalone, flexible, "off-the-shelf" Anodic Bonding machine the AML-400.
News from Applied Microengineering (27 March 2000)
AML takes on design role in MST sector
AML is now realigning itself to act more as a Design House focusing on design, and has solved the manufacturing problem by linking into established Microsystem Technology (MST) foundries.
News from Applied Microengineering (14 March 2000)
