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Journal of Mechanism and Robotics (ASME Transactions)

Mechanism and Machine Theory (Official Research Journal of IFToMM)

Robotica (An Official Journal of the International Federation of Robotics)

IEEE Transactions on Robotics (IEEE Transactions)

The International Journal of Robotics Research (First Scholarly Publication on Robotics Research)

Proceedings of the IMechE, Part C: Journal of Mechanical Engineering Science (IMechE Proceedings)

Mechanical Sciences (Open-Access Scientific Journal of IFToMM)

Precision Engineering (Journal of the International Societies for Precision Eng. and Nanotechnology)

Meccanica (An International Journal of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics )

Sensors and Actuators A: Physical

Journal of Microelectromechanical Systems (IEEE/ASME Journal)

Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering (IOP Science journal)

Transactions of Canadian Society of Mechanical Engineering

Review of Scientific Instruments

In summary, the journals in Mechanical Engineering, Robotics and/or Mechanics can be suitable for publications.

Several leading Research Groups in Compliant Mechanisms and Robotics are listed as follows:

1. Compliant Mechanisms Research Group,Brigham Young University, Led by Prof. L.L. Howell

2. Precision Engineering Research Group,Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Led by Prof. Alexander H. Slocum

3. Precision Systems Design Laboratory, University of Michigan, Led by Prof. Shorya Awtar

4. Parallel Mechanism Research Group, Heriot-Watt University, Led by Dr. Xianwen Kong

5. Robotics Laboratory, Laval University, Led by Prof. Clément M. Gosselin

6. Center for Robotics Research/Centre for Advanced Mechanisms and Robotics, King's College London/Tianjin University, Led by Prof. Jiansheng Dai

7. Flexible Research Group lead by Prof. J. Hopkins at UCLA

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Representative famous Irish Scientists and Nobel Laureates:

1. 1660s: Modern Chemistry founded by Robert Boyle, and Boyle's law discovered by Robert Boyle

2. 1843: Quaternion first described by Sir William Rowan Hamilton

3. 1848: Kelvin scale created by William Thomson

4. 1874: Electron introduced as a concept by George Johnstone Stoney

5. 1930s: The first disintegration of an atomic nucleus by artificially accelerated protons (splitting the atom) discovered by Ernest Walton (Nobel Laureate) et al

6. 1923: Irish poet and one of the foremost figures of 20th century literature: William Butler Yeats (Nobel Laureate)