Organizer Name	Session Name
Francisco Arregui Public Univ. of Navarra, Spain parregui@unavarra.es	Molecularly Self-Assembled Sensors
Werner Brenner Vienna Univ. of Technology, Austria Werner.Brenner@tuwien.ac.at	Sensors for Micro Torque Measurement
Matt Clark Univ Nottingham, UK Email address removed by request.	Integrated Optical Sensors
Bahram Ghodsian Molecular Reflections, USA ghodsian@ieee.org	Microfabricated Chemical and Biological Sensors
Sheila Grant University of Missouri-Columbia, USA grantsa@missouri.edu	Biosensor Development for Medical Applications
Adrian M. Ionescu EPFL Lausanne, Switzerland Adrian.Ionescu@epfl.ch	Integrated SOI sensors
Bernhard Jakoby Robert Bosch GmbH, Germany Bernhard.Jakoby@de.bosch.com	Innovative Automotive Sensors
Chang Liu Univ of Illinois, USA changliu@uiuc.edu	Tactile Sensors for Robotic Applications
Gerard Meijer Kofi Makinwa g.c.m.meijer@its.tudelft.nl k.makinwa@its.tudelft.nl	Smart Sensors & Interface Electronics
Robert S. Okojie Kevin Kornegay NASA-Glenn, Cleveland, USA robert.okojie@grc.nasa.gov kornegay@ece.cornell.edu	Harsh Environments Micro and Nanosystems Technology
Takahito Ono Masayoshi Esashi Tohoku University, tono@cc.mech.tohoku.ac.jp esashi@cc.mech.tohoku.ac.jp	Nanometric Sensing
Thomas Papakostas Tekscan Inc., TPapakostas@tekscan.com	Flexible sensors in Smart Applications
Sub Reddy Univ Surrey, UK s.reddy@surrey.ac.uk	AT-cut Quartz in the Development of Biosensors
Giorgio Sberveglieri Univ Brescia, Italy sbervegl@tflab.ing.unibs.it	Novel metal oxide semiconducting gas sensors
G.Urban IMTEK Freiburg Germany Urban@imtek.de	Lab-on-chip with integrated sensor arrays
Denise Wilson University of Washington denisew@u.washington.edu	Sensing System Interfaces on a Chip
	Chemical Sensor Interfaces and Systems
Fuqian Yang University of Kentucky, USA fyang0@engr.uky.edu	Electromechanical Behavior of MEMS Sensors and Actuators
Yinian ZHU Rand Afrikaans University Johannesburg, South Africa yz@ing1.rau.ac.za or zhu_yinian@hotmail.com	Fiber Bragg Gratings in Sensing Systems