The new “ZEBA” research project is investigating image-property relationships and developing an AI-supported process flow that can be integrated into the manufacturing process and provides non-destructive information about the expected burst pressure of individual chips
Prof. Thomas Ortlepp, Managing Director of the CiS Research Institute, was also impressed by the city of the future, which was still a fishing village 40 years ago and has since developed into a high-tech metropolis. He was invited to give the opening speech at the 4th Sensor and Application Technology Conference and, in his keynote address entitled “Innovations in industrial sensor technologies,” provided an overview of current development trends in silicon-based microsensor technology
COMPAMED, a leading international trade fair for medical suppliers, begins today in Düsseldorf. The CiS Research Institute will be represented at the IVAM joint booth in Hall 8a, Booth F35-2. Until Thursday, 20th November 2025, experts in the medical supply sector will come together to present components for medical devices and equipment and discuss high-tech solutions
The development of integrated circuits often requires multiple iterations. A rapid evaluation of the first prototypes provides insights into the functionality achieved and areas for improvement, and can significantly shorten development times. The CiS Research Institute has advanced assembly technologies and skilled experts to enable even complex test setups quickly and cost-effectively. This gives our partners a head start in developing new solutions. INOVA Semiconductors GmbH (Munich) recently took advantage of these opportunities
On 12th and 13th November 2025, the 24th Precision Fair will take place at the Brabanthallen in ‘s-Hertogenbosch. The CiS Research Institute for Microsensor Technology will be exhibiting for the first time at the joint stand of LEG -Thüringen in hall 6, booth202
On 4th November 2025, the CiS Research Institute invited the public to an open dialogue in the historic ballroom of Erfurt City Hall under the motto “Understanding quantum technologies – popular rather than scientific.” Interested citizens enjoyed an informative introduction to the event with experiments and a welcome address from the city of Erfurt. Around 60 interested participants joined Prof. Thomas Ortlepp, Managing Director of the CiS Research Institute, on a journey into the quantum world and the development of quantum computers
The research project “SOS – Stray Light Suppression in Optical Sensor Assemblies” was launched with the aim of simulating and recording the occurrence and influence of stray light in miniaturized sensor assemblies and finding and evaluating methods for suppressing it. The figure shows a test vehicle consisting of a structured photodiode with a daylight filter and based on an assembly from a turbidity sensor
Under the motto “Change through Progress,” the MicroSystem Technology Congress 2025 kicks off today in Duisburg. At the 11th edition of the congress, the CiS Research Institute is presenting a selection of its research results in four posters from the fields of simulation, strain gauges, and IR emitters
Under the motto Key Technologies for Photonic Quantum Systems, scientists and engineers from research and industry discussed the challenges and potential of photonic quantum technologies on 22nd October 2025. This year’s CiS MOEMS Workshop in Erfurt offered all participants an excellent platform to intensively discuss findings from projects and industry, exchange experiences, and generate new ideas
The ADAM research project aims to improve the properties of pressure sensors, such as chemical resistance and operating temperature, through the use of glass-ceramic components. This requires the optimization of joining techniques, which are being extensively tested
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