All,

I just received this message. Does anyone know anything about MET
(molecular-electronic transfer) seismometers? I will be contacting them to
see how much they cost.

-Larry Cochrane


----- Original Message -----
From: The Center for Molecular Electronics
To: cochrane@..............
Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2001 10:30 PM
Subject: Seismic sensors


Dear Seismologist!

 We know that you're interested in seismology. We believe that this
information
conserning new seismic sensors may be interesting for you. Please, pay
attention to
new unique MET (molecular-electronic transfer) seismometers developed in
Center
for Molecular Electronic specially for using by amateur seismologists and
for educational
purposes. These instruments use innovative molecular-electronic technology
and provide
professional quality seismic records for incomparable very low price. For
more
details, please, visit our web-page ( http://cme.ffke.mipt.ru ).

 About us. The Center for Molecular Electronics is a scientific
organization. Our field of
interest includes transportation phenomena in liquids and solid states,
interfacial processes,
electrochemistry and applications. MET technology is a result of more than a
15 years
scientific and technical efforts. We continue our research programs and new
models of
MET sensors are now under development.

If you have any questions or comments, please contact us
(cme@..................

Best regards,
    Prof. Vladimir A. Kozlov,
    Head of Center for Molecular Electronics,
    Department of Physical and Quantum Electronics,
    Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
    9, Institutskii per., Dolgoprudnuy,
    Moscow reg, Russia, 141700

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