Freiburg Researchers develop a light tube that can grab and scan even the tiniest of unicellular organisms
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Excellence Cluster BrainLinks-BrainTools will start in November 2012 - the microactuators lab joins in!
In its role as Cadence Lead University for Mixed-Signal Design Methodology and in cooperation with Cadence Design Systems, the Fritz Huettinger Chair of Microelectronics presents a workshop on Cadence 6.1.5 on September 26th and 27th.
New method holds promise to advance personalised medicine
Top speakers from industry and science will offer insights into current topics in the world of microsystem technology at the first International Student Conference on Microtechnology - research highlights - networking - career building from 8th - 14th October 2012 in Freiburg, Germany. The Conference targets students of engineering and natural sciences interested in mircotechnology.
Scientists from the Department of Microsystems Engineering will illustrate the complicated optics of the eyes of the mantis shrimp in a presentation at the pet store Burkart on Monday, 30 July 2012.
Prof. Dr. B. Becker und Prof. Dr. Y. Manoli laden Sie herzlich zu dem Fakultätskolloquium "From Implantable Microelectronic Devices to Modern Assistive Technologies" von Prof. M. Ghovanloo, Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia, ein
The DFG-financed Priority Program "Active Micro-optics", coordinated by the Laboratory for Micro-optics, has concluded its first three-year research phase.
Forum for Applied Microsystems Technology Awards 2011 FAM Research Prize to Dr. Sven Kerzenmacher
Scientists Want to Use Micro-Light-Emitting Diodes to Improve Implants for People with Hearing Impairments
Prof. Dr. B. Becker und Prof. Dr. Y. Manoli laden Sie herzlich zu dem Fakultätskolloquium "Resonant Force Sensing for 0.1-µε, 10-kHz Strain Sensor" von Prof. B. E. Boser, University of Berkeley, California, ein.
Prof. Dr. B. Becker und Prof. Dr. Y. Manoli laden Sie herzlich zu dem Fakultätskolloquium "Microsystems and Cognitive Machines for Sustainable Affordable and Personalized Medicine and Health Care" von Prof. A. G. Andreou, Johns Hopkins University, ein.
Researchers Achieve Better Illumination of Biological Samples – Publication in Nature Communications.
IMTEK student team of Florian Kromer, Maximilian Marx and Daniel Schillinger was awarded the 5000$ denoted Engibous Price, second place, in the Analog Design Contest 2011 of Texas Instruments.
Freiburg Research Team Receives Internationally Recognized “red dot award”
Dr. Werner Zapka ist Manager Advanced Manufacturing Technology Department bei der schwedischen Firma Xaar Jet AB.
In der Sendung "Forschung aktuell" sendet Deutschlandfunk heute in der Reihe "Molekül der Woche" ein Interview mit Dr. Sven Kerzenmacher.
Kiril Kalkandjiev worked in the nanoliter & picoliter dispensing group at the IMTEK – Laboratory for MEMS Applications from July 2007 till June 2011. Now, Kiril has accepted a position as a R&D engineer with Berliner Glas KGaA Herbert Kubatz GmbH & Co.
In der Reihe "Logo - Das Wissenschaftsmagazin" des NDR wird morgen Abend, am 22.07. um 21.05 ein Rundfunkbeitrag zum Thema "Strom aus Blutzucker" gesendet.
Maximilian Focke was committed to the Lab-on-a-Chip group for more than four years. Now, Max was offered a position as R&D Engineer at the headquarters of QIAGEN GmbH in Hilden as of July 2011.
Prof. Dr. Y. Manoli lädt Sie herzlich zu dem Gastvortrag "Research & Development Activities at Texas Instruments" ein.
Das Ministerium für Wissenschaft, Forschung und Kunst des Landes Baden-Württemberg hat heute in Stuttgart die Landeslehrpreise vergeben.
IMTEK student team of Alexander Hoch, Ralph Müller and Rainer Schillinger was awarded the 2000€ denoted Engibous Price, third place, in the European Analog Design Contest of Texas Instruments.
ESSCIRC 2009 Best Paper Award goes to Dominic Maurath for his paper on microelectronics for energy-harvesting
Guest lecture "CMOS Opamp Design" by Prof. A. Baschirotto from University of Milano-Bicocca from Monday, July 12th, to Wednesday, July 14th.
Mit der Vergabe der Namensprofessur "Fritz-Hüttinger-Professur für Mikroelektronik" benennt die Universität Freiburg erstmalig einen Lehrstuhl in Gedenken an eine große Freiburger Unternehmerpersönlichkeit.
Prof. Dr. W. Burgard, Sprecher des Graduiertenkollegs „Embedded Microsystems“, und Prof. Dr. Y. Manoli (IMTEK) laden Sie herzlich im Rahmen des Graduiertenkollegs zu dem Gastvortrag "Time Encoding Techniques in Data Conversion" ein.
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