During 10 – 11 May 2021 the Nordic Nanolab Network arranges its first webinar.
The IRnova company, an Acreo spinoff, is using Myfab to manufacture specialised detectors for polarised infrared radiation, thereby revolutionising the thermal detector industry.
Syftet med utlysningen är att öka högstadie- och gymnasieelevers intresse för matematik, ingenjörsvetenskap, naturvetenskap och teknikvetenskap (MINT) genom att finansiera aktiviteter hos nationella forskningsinfrastrukturer med pågående bidrag från Vetenskapsrådet.
Miniaturization and efficiency are today’s buzzwords in society. The prototype of the first mobile phone was the size of three wardrobes. What happened next? I shrank ten thousand times. But at the time only Ericsson could afford that sort of development.
Nils Nordell, Electrumlaboratory, gave a talk at the ENRIS 2019 conference about
A production Chemical Mechanical Planarization (CMP) tool in a research environment
For more info see www.enris2019.com or contact Nils Nordell, info@electrum.se
14th IEEE Nanotechnology Materials and Device Conference will be held in Stockholm October 27-30 2019, for more info see www.mndc2019.conf.kth.se
Anything that can be put on a silicon chip is up for grabs to the researchers at the Electrum Laboratory at KTH! With those words, Associate Professor Per-Erik Hellström starts up his guided tour of the Myfab clean room in Kista, right north of Stockholm.
We are inviting all Myfab cleanroom users to attend the Nordic Nanolab User Meeting 2019 in Copenhagen. Please visit http://www.nnum2019.com for more information and registration.
Trots att det mesta som sker innanför forskningsinfrastrukturen Myfabs dörrar på Chalmers är – bokstavligt talat – mikroskopiskt litet, är möjligheterna som labbet erbjuder både industri och akademi desto större. Det gäller inte minst tillverkningsmöjligheter. (Artikel i Ny Teknik)
This is a conference organized “by students for students” at BSc, MSc and PhD-level, that takes place in Trondheim 7-8 August 2018.
https://inascon.org/info/programme
Micro- and nanostructures have dramatically changed our environment - although we have not really become aware of that - and will change it further in the years to come. Who remembers the first hard disks of a few megabytes that used to cost a fortune? Today, a hard drive of a few terabytes with a million times higher capacity, able to store a huge library or tens of thousands of hours of music, costs only a hundred euro. Similarly, any person has in his smartphone a computing capacity larger than the capacity of the national supercomputers that were used only thirty years ago.
A tiny layer of graphene flakes becomes a deadly weapon and kills bacteria, stopping infections during procedures such as implant surgery.
The Electrum laboratory has now been certified for the new version of the ISO 9001 quality standard, ISO 9001:2015.
A new steering group has been appointed for Myfab by Chalmers President in collaboration with the Swedish Research Council and Myfab’s Owner Group.
The movie 'Zero point energy' a part of Kerstin Hamiltons project 'Nanosocieties and Beyond' is now available in full length. The film was recorded in MC2 Nanofabrication Laboratory at Chalmers in 2016.
The 1st European conference on cleanroom operation, management and user training took place in Trondheim on May 8 – 9, 2017. The meeting was arranged by the Nordic Nanolab Network and Euronanolab.
Acreo has just uploaded a video about our lab demo on an asymmetrical FSO communication link on Acreo’s YouTube channel. We mentioned in the video that the modulators are produced at Electrum clean-room facility cooperated by KTH and Acreo.
https://youtu.be/I5Gyw9dMtCA
In addition, our modulator technology platform has been reported by local newspaper, Elektrotidningen recently. We also claimed the modulators and arrays are fabricated at Electrum clean-room.
http://etn.se/index.php/63181?via=n&knapp=lasmer
The European Commission will invest 15 million Euro in the Centre of Excellence (CAMART2) of the Institute of Solid State Physics of the University of Latvia.
The project CAMART2 (Excellence Centre of of Advanced Material Research and Technology Transfer) from Latvia was ranked as the 5th best project.
CAMART2 is based on collaboration between ISSP UL, KTH Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) – the largest technical university in Sweden, and Acreo Swedish ICT (Acreo) – the Swedish research institute for microelectronics and optics.
The European Commission has granted 15 million Euro for the development of the Centre of Excellence during the next seven years.
Undrar du vad ljus egentligen består av? Eller vad elektroner är för något? Vill du veta hur ljus och elektroner kan förändra världen? Eller vill du bara testa en infraröd kamera? Då välkomnar Swedish ICT och KTH dig på öppet hus i fotonik och elektronik!
Date/time: Wednesday, June 1, 2016, 17:30 to 19:30
För information samt registrering se
https://www.acreo.se/events/upptack-ljus-och-elektroner