The mems-talk mailing list is for the exchange of MEMS related information, views, and general discussion. It is also intended to build a freely accessible body of MEMS knowledge via the mems-talk archive. The list is sponsored by the MEMS Exchange as a service to the MEMS community, and is a continuation of the MEMS mailing list originally hosted by ISI.

The list is moderated.

Inquiries about finding and comparing vendors of MEMS-related equipment, supplies and services are better directed to the mems-business mailing list.

Before asking the list a question, be sure to check the mems-talk archive and try searching on Google. The archives can also be searched from MEMSnet.org's search page.

The MEMS-Business mailing list is for discussion relating to the business side of MEMS technology. Possible topics might include:

• Finding and comparing vendors of MEMS-related equipment, supplies and services.
• Discussions from mems-talk that devolve into recommendations for commercial MEMS entities.
• Notices of used equipment or surplus supplies being privately sold by an individual or institution.
• General discussion of MEMS companies or the MEMS marketplace.

Before asking the list a question, be sure to check the MEMSnet vendor list and try searching on Google. The list archives can also be searched from MEMSnet.org's search page.

The mems-announce list is a service provided by MEMSnet.org and hosted by the MEMS Exchange. It is a low-volume, moderated announcement list.

Job opportunities and event listings posted on www.memsnet.org will also be sent to MEMS-announce. Announcements or press releases that don't qualify as news, job or event postings on memsnet.org can and should be sent directly to MEMS-announce.

To see the collection of prior postings to the list, visit the mems-announce archives.