There is also lot of research going at University of Cincinnati on Please
also keep me posted if you find any interesting information about Porous
Silicon. I will be really interested in knowing more about Macro Porous
Silicon. I have also read somewhere that there some companies in Europe
where they are trying to do volume production of Porous Silicon. Iam
surprised what kind of products they are making out of porous silicon. I
know that University of Cincinnati also does some Porous Silicon where they
tried some techniques for making pores of different diameters (" trying to
break the fill factor rule= current density/area "). They also have pretty
good knowledge of post-processing of porous Silicon for various
applications.

Vidya Sagar

>From: Helen Berney 
>Reply-To: [email protected]
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: [mems-talk] Porous silicon formation simulation
>Date: Thu, 17 Jan 2002 14:50:08 +0000
>
>Luiz and Fahak,
>
>I cannot help with a porous silicon simulation tool, but NMRC and IMSAS at
>Bremen, have done a lot of work on analysing samples treated at different
>HF
>concentrations and current densities for different types of silicon, so I
>have
>some analytical information, if that could be of use.  I am hoping to
>publish the
>results in the next couple of months, but am happy to help if I can.
>
>all the best,
>
>Dr. Helen Berney
>National Microelectronics Research Centre, Prospect Row, Cork, Ireland.
>Tel +353-21-4904010  Fax +353-21-4270271   Email [email protected]
>http://www.nmrc.ucc.ie/research/transducers/index.html
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