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.

​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)

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.