The aim of the market-oriented FiberFLU project is to develop micro-optical and microelectronic components for measuring fluorescence signals, which are to be manufactured in a compact and miniaturized form using semiconductor technologies. One application could be continuous blood glucose measurement based on fluorescent dyes
From 11th to 13th June 2024, we look forward to an inspiring dialog with you at our booth at the SENSOR+TEST in Nuremberg. We will present current research results in the development of very high-resolution capacitive MEMS acceleration sensors for inclination and leveling measurements as well as special tandem diodes for a compact standing wave interferometer. The 22nd GMA conference will take place at the same time. Here, the CiS Research Institute will present a diamond-based pressure sensor concept and give a second lecture on fast IR MEMS emitters for NDIR applications
The aim of the recently launched SiCher research project is to develop industry-oriented functional models of SiC detectors for measuring high-energy radiation, in particular UV and X-ray photons as well as electrons. The focus of the development work is not only on the detectors themselves, but also on the assembly and connection technology
In the completed NIVo research project, a new thermopile sensor was developed that works on the principle of isothermal detection of infrared radiation and is exempt from the front side. This combination enables the production of a new type of high-performance sensor in the field of thermography
As a long-standing member of OptoNet e.V., we are taking the opportunity to introduce ourselves to the members of the Photonics Network Thuringia at the virtual members’ meeting on Monday, 19th February 2024. Dr. Martin Schädel, Head of Business Unit MOEMS, will present the institute as a partner for production-oriented research and development of new sensor solutions and microsystems based on silicon technologies
A successful week at SPIE.Photonics West in San Francisco came to an end yesterday. The trade fair is an international event for solutions, components and system support for the optics and photonics industry
On 30th January 2024, SPIE Photonics West will start in San Francisco, one of the international events for solutions, components and system support for the optics and photonics industry. The CiS Forschungsinstitut will once again be exhibiting at the German Pavilion in Hall F at booth 4205-05 in the Moscone Center. We will also be represented with five contributions at the accompanying conferences, which begin on 27th January 2024
A research team from the CiS Research Institute has developed highly sensitive, low-noise avalanche photodiodes for the blue-violet light range. The new component structure and the associated optimized field distribution reduce the additional noise factor. These new BVAPs with very low noise are suitable for fluorescence analysis in biological and medical diagnostics, for example
Healyan GmbH wins the ThEx AWARD 2023 in the “Start-ups” category with its innovative “Strobes” stroboscopic glasses. The successful implementation of this idea was realized in close cooperation with the CiS Research Institute and thus supported the rapid market maturity of the product. We would like to congratulate Philipp Caspari and his colleagues at Healyan on this award and wish them every success for the future
From 13th to 16th November 2023, the COMPAMED, the world’s leading trade fair for the medical technology supply sector, will open its doors in Düsseldorf and we will be presenting applications of silicon-based sensor technology in medical technology at our booth H23-4 in hall 8A within the joint stand of the IVAM trade association.
As part of the COMPAMED HIGH-TECH Forum by IVAM, Dr. Martin Schädel, Business Unit Manager MOEMS, will present selected research and development results on the topic of “Silicon-based microsensors for medical and life science applications” on 13th November
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