Within this 1st status workshop on the BMBF growth core HIPS on March 19, Andrea Cyriax will present current developments in the field of MEMS sensor technology. In a second presentation, Dr. Klaus Ettrich will introduce the joint project on gas sensor technology, which is coordinated by the CiS Research Institute
The submitted SEM image with this joking paraphrase shows the rearrangement of Si microstructures at 1150°C in a hydrogen atmosphere. This submission from the CiS Research Institute was awarded a special prize in the “NanObjectives 2.0” photo competition
Yesterday evening, the CiS Research Institute participated in a Parliamentary Evening of the Verband Innovativer Unternehmen e.V. at the German Parliamentary Society in Berlin. In his lecture Dr. Martin Schädel presented research results on an optical in-ear sensor for monitoring important vital parameters
In the chemical industry, for example in the production of battery cells, precise temperature measurement is required. Within the HotSens project, the CiS Forschungsinstitut succeeded in producing temperature diodes for the high temperature range up to a maximum of 300°C with a maximum of a one-point calibration
CiS presents the latest developments in optics and photonics on the special exhibition area “Microtechnologies for Optical Devices” designed by the IVAM Microtechnology Association daily from 9:30 to 17:00
On Wednesday, February 19, CiS will present on the topic “Simulation and Technology Study of Shallow Doping Profiles” at the 15th “Workshop on Advanced Silicon Radiation Detectors”
With the repeated participation in the SPIE Photonics West 2020 in San Francisco, the world’s largest annual event for photonics, laser and biomedical optics, CiS was able to demonstrate its expertise in the design, manufacture and assembly of customer-specific optical microsensors on an international level
Thirteen selected founder teams faced the jury consisting of members of the business-related research institutes of the FTVT on 30.01.2020
Currently, interdisciplinary experts at the University of Berkeley are discussing novel imaging methods using coupled light quanta. CiS develops and manufactures optical components for this type of quantum imaging
Researchers from three continents are celebrating the first successful data transmission between a quantum flux parameter and a nanocryotron in Yokohama today. The research result is a joint success of the CiS Research Institute in Erfurt, the Yokohama State University in Japan and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, USA.
