
CiS Research Institute hosted the second FIZ e.V. After-Work BBQ
/in CiS general, EventsCiS Forschungsinstitut hosted the second After-Work-BBQ of FIZ e.V. and offered plenty of space for networking and personal exchange with cool drinks and delicious barbecue with Thuringian grilled sausages and grilled vegetables. Within the scope of the in-house exhibition and the tour through the analytics center, the guests were able to get to know the portfolio of the CiS Research Institute better
Project start for the development of a photoacoustic sensor for hydrogen production from ammonia
/in Energy, MEMSIn the new research project NH3-BZ, the CiS Research Institute will develop a photoacoustic sensor for hydrogen generation based on green ammonia. For this purpose, so-called crackers are used, which catalytically decompose the ammonia into a gas mixture of hydrogen and nitrogen
Highly sensitive sensor for measurement of layer stress in biological layers and sensitive layers for hydrogen detection
/in Force, Hydrogen, MEMSUnder the abbreviated name Nanolever, a project recently started at the CiS Research Institute with the aim of producing a sensor for determining layer stress. A number of measurement methods use the layer stress as a physical principle. Here, the deformation of a bending beam due to the stress differences of a bimorph is technically exploited
Novel heat flow sensors at the microTEC Südwest cluster conference
/in EventsThe microTEC Südwest Cluster Conference will take place from May 15 to 16, 2023 in Freiburg and will focus on important future trends and new fields of application with microsystems technology.
In Session A2 “Microsensors”, Dr. Ingo Tobehn-Steinhäuser will report on Monday, May 15, on the development of a novel heat flow sensor based on silicon technologies
Current research results at the Sensor und Test in Nuremberg
/in Events, Jobs, MEMS, MOEMS, UVNext week, the SENSOR+TEST in Nuremberg will be one of the most important trade fairs to present current development results as well as to maintain and establish new contacts to customers and partners. The CiS Research Institute is represented with its own booth in hall 1, booth 501 as well as three scientific contributions at the accompanying conference SMSI 2023 – Sensor and Measurement Science International. In addition, we will use the new recruiting offer of the Job Lounge to get to know interested applicants during two slots
Smart Mobility auf dem IVAM Hightech Summit
/in Events, Force, MEMS, Pressure“Microtechnologies for a smart world” is the slogan of this year’s IVAM Hightech Summit in Bochum on 3rd & 4th May 2023. Prof. Thomas Ortlepp will moderate the session “Smart Mobility” and open the discussion with the presentation “MEMS Development for Smart Mobility – Driver Condition Monitoring for Safety”
Ministerial tour at the Hannover Messe
/in Energy, Events, MEMS, PoliticsDuring his tour at the Hannover Messe on April 20, 2023, Thuringia’s Minister of Economic Affairs Wolfgang Tiefensee learned about the current and future development activities of Thuringian exhibitors. In a joint conversation with Dr. Martin Schädel, Business Unit Manager MOEMS at the CiS Research Institute, Minister Tiefensee and Sabine Wosche, Managing Director of LEG Thüringen, discussed research results for resource efficiency and energy saving
Member of the European Parliament visits the stand of CiS Research Institute
/in Energy, Events, MEMS, PoliticsOn the first day of the international industrial trade fair Hannover Messe, Reinhard Hans Bütikofer, Member of the European Parliament, visited our booth H26 in Hall 3. He had a lively discussion with our colleague Dr. Klaus Ettrich and Dr. Thomas Frank about applications of sensor technology to support the energy transition
Redundant temperature measurement and high-precision, piezoresistive angular rate sensors at Hannover Messe 2023
/in Events, MEMS, MOEMSAt Hannover Messe 2023, the CiS Research Institute will present current development results at the joint booth of LEG Thüringen in Hall 3 Booth H 26, including high-precision, piezoresistive angular rate sensor for autonomous offline navigation as well as redundant temperature sensors based on Si-temperature diodes and platinum resistance elements up to an operating temperature of 300 °C.
In hall 2, booth C 57, the CiS Research Institute is also present at the booth of the FTVT e.V.