The new research project SAIn (Self-adjusting cryogenic Indium Interconnection) pursues the goal of a self-adjusting chip level package with an adjustment accuracy of ±1µm and better. It includes the development of the electroplating process for indium deposition to produce the indium contacts and the reflow process to remelt the deposited indium columns into indium bumps
The German Physical Society is offering various events and activities under the motto “Quantum2025 – 100 years are just the beginning…”. The official opening of the Quantum Year 2025 is taking place today in Berlin. The CiS Research Institute is also dedicated to this future topic in several joint projects and is researching special quantum sensors and heterogeneous assembly and integration processes for quantum computers
The aim of the recently launched PuSch research project is to use structurable, optically non-transparent coatings to cover reflective areas on the chip surface of photodiodes and arrays. This suppresses stray light when used in the measuring device and increases the useful portion of the detector signal. When developing the technology, particular attention must be paid to compatibility with downstream processes and operating conditions
Two important innovations from the CiS Research Institute were ceremoniously honored yesterday at the Ilmenau University of Technology. In the presence of representatives from business, science and politics, the scientists received the coveted iENA Inventor Medals for two pioneering developments that they presented at the 2024 International Trade Fair “Ideas – Inventions – Innovations” in Nuremberg
In a joint discussion with Thomas Brock, Managing Director of the CiS Research Institute, Petra Corti, Program Manager from the EU Commission’s Directorate-General for Regional Policy and Urban Development, and representatives of the EFRE administrative authority in the TMWWDG discussed the successes and challenges of business-related research institutions in Thuringia
On 14th November 2024, our colleague Mario Bähr successfully defended his dissertation on “Scalable components for magnetometry based on NV centers in diamond” at the University of Leipzig in front of an audience of professors, colleagues, companions and family
The 9th Long Night of Science at the CiS Research Institute on 8th November 2024 was another visitor magnet. Young and old started their journey of discovery punctually at 6 pm to see, marvel and join in
New methods in the development and application of silicon sensors – this was the topic of the MEMS workshop on 06.11.2024. The event focused on developments in the areas of sensor elements, assembly and connection technology as well as characterization of sensors, in particular pressure sensors and strain gauges in selected application areas
From 12th-15th November 2024, we will be showcasing a selection of our research and development results. The European semiconductor industry will meet in the halls of Messe München. Interested visitors will find our stand at the joint Thuringian LEG stand C1718 in Hall C1. We look forward to your visit and a stimulating exchange of ideas
Last week, the CiS MOEMS workshop “NDIR sensor technology from component to system” entered its fourth edition and offered its participants a wide range of presentations and discussions on current trends and applications on the topic. The first questions for the fifth edition of the NDIR workshop in 2026 have already been formulated
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