Myfab invites you to a new program, offering FREE access to our cleanroom nanotechnology facilities. The aim is to give new user groups practical experience of Myfab. Interested users should present a project proposal. The call will open on 6 November 2012, and will run until all financial grants have been distributed. Applicants must hold a position at a Swedish university/institute or SME, and should not have any previous experience of micro-nanofabrication at Myfab.
Learn how to improve energy effectivisation and process control through our lab-resources.
We are pleased to invite you to participate in the coming workshop on Energy effectivisation and process control organised by Acreo and KTH in the frame of the Technet_nano network, where Electrum Laboratory is a partner.
Deadline for registration: 20 October.
It is with great pleasure that we invite you to attend the fourth and final workshop of the NANO-TEC project, " Summary and Recommendations for the Technology-Design Ecosystem ", to be held in Barcelona on 6 and 7 November 2012. Registration: free of charge, subject to availability.
From implants to drug discovery and delivery – How can nanotechnology and life science meet future industrial challenges? On October 16, the academia and industry will join forces and discuss various issues facing Swedish life science industry. The general public, companies and researchers, everybody is welcome to attend.
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A new tool, for conventional vapour priming and image reversal, was recently installed at MSL. Image reversal is a process where exposed areas of positive resist remain after processing (thus behaving like a negative resist). This offers several advantages, such as:
Better resolution compared to negative resist.
Negative sidewall profile suitable for liftoff processing.
Possibility to control sidewall profile with exposure dose.
Possibility to get positive or negative images with the same mask independent of...
ÅAC Microtec has created a new laboratory for development and production of electronic modules in the MSL cleanroom.
The Swedish company Scint-X has secured SEK 5 million in invested capital from Praktikerinvest. The funds will ensure that Scint-X can continue the commercialization of its products and to build up high-volume manufacturing capacity of x-ray scintillators.
The Electrum Laboratory has now earned the ISO 9001:2008 quality management certification.
The Electrum Laboratory is one of the first university laboratories that has been qualified to this international quality standard.
Chalmers nanotekniklaboratorium får 22 miljoner kronor som ska användas till ny utrustning för nanolitografi.
Electrumlaboratoriet deltar på Scandinavian Electronics Event – Elektronikmässan på Kistamässan 17-19/4.
Vi finns med i Acreos monter C04:50 och hos KTH i Showcase Sweden.
Dagliga labrundturer ordnas under mässan.
registrera dig här för fri entré till mässan.
Forskningsinstitutet Acreo, huvudpartner inom Electrumlaboratoriet, går ihop med Imego.
Sammanslagningen görs för att tillvarata och utveckla kompetensen inom sensorteknologiområdet.
Drygt årsgamla SenseM, som utvecklat en ring med inbyggda sensorer och kommunikation har tagit fram sina första prototyper. Medicinsk övervakning av Parkinsonpatienter är först på tur att realiseras.
Stanley Wissmar, forskare vid KTH, liksom serieentreprenören Bo Hammarlund står bakom SenseM, som utvecklat en fingerring med inbyggda sensorer och kommunikation i form av Bluetooth.
För mer info se Elektroniktidningen
Kristinn B. Gylfason, project manager and researcher in the Department of Microsystems Technology at KTH has received a grant of SEK 3.8 million ($564,000) from the Swedish Research Council to create a cell-sized sensor that may help the pharmaceutical industry speed release of new products.
Invitation to NANO-TEC workshop 3 on emerging device concepts and technologies for ICT on May 30 – 31.
May 21-25 the Ångström Laboratory, in collaboration with CEI-Europe, will give the course Thin Film Deposition at the Nanoscale: Mechanisms and Applications
The KTH spin-off company, Nocilis, is developing a Seebeck element based on nano wires and silicon to produce electrical current from heat.
For more information see Elektroniktidningen (swedish)
Nocilis Materials AB of Kista, near Stockholm, Sweden – which was spun off from the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in 2011 - is launching its foundry service to provide silicon-based materials worldwide.
For more information see Semiconductor Today and www.nocilismaterials.com
ISiCPEAW 2012 is a two day event that is held on May 29 to 30 in Kista Science Tower, Stockholm, Sweden. The event covers SiC electronics applications.
For more information see link
SEE hålls i år den 17-19 april 2012 i Kista mässan.
För mer information se link
I would like to inform you about a new application for iOS devices, developed by Maziar Manouchehry a PhD student at KTH.
The app called "iFab" is developed for users within the Myfab infrastructure, and is available in the apple iTunes store.
You can find the app and more information through this link:
App Store: iFab