RID2016 and the 5th Microsystems experimental demonstration competition
The ReSMiQ innovation day (RID) is a one-day forum during which experts, leaders in their field, present some of the most captivating subjects and state of the art innovations in the field of microsystems.
Many thanks to all attendees for their participation to the 2016 edition. Without them this forum would not have been possible as well as all the undergraduate and graduate students who shared their research work. We also wish to thank all of our sponsors for their generous contributions: IEEE CASS, IEEE Montréal and the IEEE Montréal SSCS Chapter.
To view the projects presentations, go to the section Competition.
The winners of the 2016 edition are:
Undergraduate projects
1st place – Capteur électrochimique à multicanaux pour le contrôle de la qualité de l’eau
by Jessy Mathault (B.Sc.), U. Laval
2nd place – Implant flexible pour ECG et stimulation optique sans fil
by Léonard L. Gagnon (B.Sc.), U. Laval
3rd place – Système d’alimentation pour drone avec surveillance de batterie Li-Po
by Charles Alexis Carrier (B.Sc.), Serge Lipovan (B.Sc), Sébastien Pelchat (B.Sc) U. de Sherbrooke
Graduate projects
1st place – Interface neuronale CMOS haute résolution pour l’électrophysiologie et l’optogénétique synchronisée
by Gabriel Gagnon-Turcotte (Ph.D.), U. Laval
2nd place – Conception d’un système d’acquisition pour la tomographie optique diffuse à mesure dans le domaine temporel
by Jonathan Bouchard (M.Sc.), U. de Sherbrooke
3rd place – Modélisation et implémentation d’oscillateur MEMS à hautes performances
by Anoir Bouchami (M.Sc.), UQAM
Special award
IEEE Montréal Award
Implant flexible pour ECG et stimulation optique sans fil
by Léonard L. Gagnon (B.Sc.), U. Laval
IEEE CASS Award
Interface neuronale CMOS haute résolution pour l’électrophysiologie et l’optogénétique synchronisée
by Gabriel Gagnon-Turcotte (Ph.D.), U. Laval
IEEE Montréal SSCS Chapter Award
Wireless power and data transmissions in harsh environment applications
by Ahmad Hassan (Ph.D.), Polytechnique Montréal
