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Prof. J.A. Plaza (Orcid: 0000-0002-8595-5580) received his Physicist degree from UAB (1992, Cerdanyola, Spain). Later he joined the MEMS research line at Instituto de Microelectrónica de Barcelona (IMB-CNM (CSIC)). Granted a FPI scholarship (MEC, Spain), he developed essential wafer bonding techniques and surface and bulk micromachining technologies, which allowed him to develop silicon µaccelerometers. Relevant results include a triaxial accelerometer and the first quantitative test for anodic bonding techniques (coined elsewhere as Plaza Test). These results derived on his Ph.D. degree in Electronic Engineering from UAB (1997) with highest honours (Cum Laude). Additionally, he obtained the degree of Specialist in Finite Element Simulation from the UNED (1995).
Since 1995, the IMB-CNM, among other microelectronic centres, has focused in developing mechanical sensors, microfluidic devices, chemical sensors, optical devices, BioMEMS, Lab-on-a-chip or µTAS. Thus, Plaza’s knowledge offered him an important role in several projects at his initial post-doctoral position and a later post-doctoral stay at SINTEF (1999, Oslo, Norway). These works allowed him to develop a large number of MEMS manufacturing technologies, and the design of a wide variety of devices (pressure, gas and strain sensors, micropumps, microvalves…) which were based on various actuation and detection principles.
After the year 2000, following the worldwide boom of nanotechnologies, he enrolled in a new nanotechnology research line opening at IMB-CNM. In 2002, he was IP of his first significant project related to technology development, simulation, design, and fabrication of mechanical nanodevices. In 2005, a worldwide pioneer idea, silicon chips inside living cells initiated at his group. Most of cell biology takes place inside cells where chemical, mechanical, thermal, and fluidic phenomena occur at the micro and nanoscale. Thus, Plaza´s experience on sensors at the micro- and nanoscale was ideal for the development of intracellular silicon chips, with volumes 1.000.000 times smaller than conventional MEMS. Soon, he identified the requirement to include and coordinate Chemists and Biologists groups in his projects. It took him 5 years for the first publication (Small) in this research line, and consolidated it 3 years later with the first intracellular silicon nanochip inside cell, which integrated a pressure sensor and a Fabry-Pérot system for wireless communication (Nat. Nanotechnology, 2013). Additional highlights are the first silicon chips as intracellular microcodes, biochemical sensors (Small), suspended planar array chips (Adv. Materials, spin-off A4CELL Nanodevices), and mechanical chips inside a living embryo to monitor the mechanics at the origin of life (Nat. Materials, 2020).
Prof. Plaza is the leader of the Micro- and NanoTools group and advisor at the Internal Scientific Board at IMB-CNM. He was head of Micro and Nanosystems department during 2 years. He has participated in >35 EU and national research projects. Significantly, he has achieved 9 consecutive coordinated Plan Nacional (Spain) projects (among them 2 EXPLORA projects) and has always been the project coordinator except the first. In addition, he is the IP of the CSIC partner of a Sinergia Swiss project (INCELLNEMS). He has 117 contributions to scientific journals (WOK) (i.e. Small, Nat. Nanotechnology, Nat. Materials, Adv. Mater., Nat. Protocols, PRL) many times as last author. He has participated in more than 100 international conferences on MEMS and NEMS, with 11 invited talks and written 1 Book and 1 Book chapter. He has been involved in 4+18 contracts (IMB-CNM, D+T Microelectrónica) being the PI in 3 and 17 respectively, and has been PI responsible of 15 GICSERV (external access to the IMB-CNM Clean Room) projects. He applied for 12 additional patents (1 licensed). He has supervised 9 Ph.D. theses (4 in the last 10 years) and has offered 13 personal research contracts. Prof. Plaza serves as a reviewer for over 20 international scientific journals (i.e. Nat. Electronics, Small…) and as referee for public-funded regional and national projects in Spain (ANEP, Comisión de Evaluación y Alegación (TEC)) and international projects (EU -ERC Synergy grant- and in Argentina). He is member of technical (15 Eurosime and 3 HCII) and permanent (9 Ibersensors) committees. He has been active in outreach activities: radio, online interviews, Covers (Nat. Nanotech…), scientific dissemination for pre, middle, high school and university students, and organized a science film forum. Additionally, he has been recognized with all the possible research periods by the Spanish agencies (4 sexenios and 5 quinquenios).
His interest in global development (Ibero-America) include: 3 conferences, 5 courses, 3 publications, project reviewer, coordinated projects (i+COOP LIGHT, EMHE-CSIC), and responsible of 3 GICSERV access to IMB-CNM Clean Room.
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