
World Interferometry Day 2022 – Transparent photodiodes as detectors
/in Events, MOEMSToday the second World Interferometry Day is celebrated at TU Ilmenau. In the context of the accompanying symposium on 11.04.2022, our colleague Dr. Christian Möller explains in his poster contribution “Transparent photodetectors for a standing wave interferometer” and shows current research results of the project “Tandemdiode”
Multiphysical system modeling as an interface between optics and semiconductor mechanics
/in Events, Simulation & DesignOur colleague Dr. Bernhard Schwartz reports on “Coupling optical and semiconductor physics simulation tools using the example of a miniaturized Hanbury Brown-Twiss device” at today’s Optonet webinar on “Multiphysical system modeling as an interface between optics and semiconductor mechanics”
Save the Date – The CiS Workshops in Fall 2022
/in Events, IR, MEMS, MOEMS, PressureSAVE THE DATE – In fall 2022, we offer two CiS workshops on current research trends and their implementation in customer-specific R&D projects. On October 13, 2022, the MEMS Workshop will focus on development trends in piezoresistive silicon pressure sensors. On November 9, the already third NDIR sensor technology MOEMS workshop will take place
Thuringian technology competition get started 2gether enters the next round
/in EventsThuringian technology competition get started 2gether enters the next round. From March 21 to April 21, 2022, the application phase lasts for technology-oriented start-ups from Thuringia to apply for six months of individual funding and benefit from collaboration with one of Thuringia’s business-related research institutions
Highlights at Sensor+Test 2022 and nominated for the AMA Innovation Award 2022
/in Events, MEMS, MOEMS, PressureCiS Research Institute presents highlight at Sensor+Test 2022 as part of the AMA Association’s annual press conference. At the same time, together with Micro-Hybrid Electronic, Siegert Thin Film Technologie and 5microns, we are nominated for the AMA Innovation Award 2022 with the development of a technology platform for highly reliable NDIR gas sensors
Gerald Ullrich, FDP, guest at the CiS Research Institute
/in PoliticsAs a member of the German Bundestag of the parliamentary group of the Free Democrats, Gerald Ullrich visited us yesterday afternoon to get to know the CiS Research Institute and its competences in industrial research as well as development of silicon-based microsensors along the entire value chain
Hasselt Diamond Workshop 2022 – SBDD XXVI with participation of the CiS Research Institute
/in Events, QuantumThe 26th edition of the renowned Hasselt Diamond Workshop 2022 – SBDD XXVI will take place next week in Hasselt, Belgium. In recent years, the workshop has become one of the most important international conferences for diamond research and technology. The CiS Research Institute is represented with two poster contributions and one scientific talk
“VIPO” growth core nears successful completion
/in Events, Simulation & DesignTogether with project partners in the BMBF-funded growth core “VIPO”, we are working on virtual product and process optimization for monitoring rotating machines. This involves linking real-time information from sensor networks with detailed product and process simulation using correlation models in the digital twin
Project Start QSolid – Quantum Computer in Solid State Technology
/in QuantumIn the QSolid project, 24 partners are developing scalable technologies for a competitive German quantum computer with at least 100 individually controllable qubits. The basis for this are superconducting solid-state circuits. Within the consortium, the CiS Research Institute is developing new integration methods and extremely energy-efficient electronic circuits for the quantum processor. The total project volume is 76 million euros
IVAM Mid-Week Coffee Break and the Growth Core HIPS
/in EventsNext week, the CiS Research Institute with Dr. Olaf Brodersen will host the IVAM Mid-Week Coffee Break. The virtual technology talk on Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2022 from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. will cover the Thuringian Growth Core HIPS. Prof. Thomas Ortlepp will additionally give first insights into possible applications