NY CREATES and Fraunhofer IPMS announced at a signing ceremony a new Joint Development Agreement (JDA) to drive research and development focused on memory devices. The JDA will leverage and link the strengths of each organization to engineer, develop, and characterize these devices that are critical…
The Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS has achieved another milestone in chemical liquid analysis. The electronics required to control the ion-sensitive field effect transistors (ISFET) have been successfully miniaturized. At the same time, manufacturing costs and power consumption…
![Ceremonial presentation of the symbolic check for 38 million euros from Prime Minister Michael Kretschmer to the Saxon microelectronics institutes of the Fraunhofer Society (from left to right: Prof. Dr. Harald Kuhn [Fraunhofer ENAS], Prof. Dr. Martin Schneider-Ramelow [Fraunhofer IZM], Prof. Dr. Harald Schenk [Fraunhofer IPMS], Prime Minister Michael Kretschmer, Dr. Stephan Guttowski [Research Factory Microelectronics Germany], Prof. Dr. Peter Schneider [Fraunhofer IIS, Institute Division for Development of Adaptive Systems], Dr. Oliver Höing [Federal Ministry of Education and Research BMBF]) © Fraunhofer IPMS](/uploads/images/_scale/mg8446apecsfoerderurkundempkretschmerfraunhoferipms_169_626x352.jpg "Ceremonial presentation of the symbolic check for 38 million euros from Prime Minister Michael Kretschmer to the Saxon microelectronics institutes of the Fraunhofer Society (from left to right: Prof. Dr. Harald Kuhn [Fraunhofer ENAS], Prof. Dr. Martin Schneider-Ramelow [Fraunhofer IZM], Prof. Dr. Harald Schenk [Fraunhofer IPMS], Prime Minister Michael Kretschmer, Dr. Stephan Guttowski [Research Factory Microelectronics Germany], Prof. Dr. Peter Schneider [Fraunhofer IIS, Institute Division for Development of Adaptive Systems], Dr. Oliver Höing [Federal Ministry of Education and Research BMBF]) © Fraunhofer IPMS")
The Saxon microelectronics institutes of the Fraunhofer Society are expanding their technological capacities in the field of chiplet innovation and making a significant contribution to the APECS pilot line within the framework of the European Chips Act. The state of Saxony is investing 38 million eu…
Due to the increasing miniaturization and complexity in the semiconductor industry, but also in many other technical sectors and industries, high-precision and effective ways of projecting light, processing materials or sending optical signals are required - with precision in the nanometer range and…
Particularly in medicine and bioanalytics, results must be determined precisely and reliably. The optical systems of Fraunhofer IPMS enable position control and gentle analysis options, which realize precise results in the shortest amount of time. The versatile applications of micro scanners in medi…
Advancements in industry and technology are constantly demanding new solutions for the manufacturing of microchips regarding the technical, economic and also ecological perspective. The Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS has established itself as a strong partner to industry with it…
More power, more energy-efficiency, more complexity - manufacturers of modern microchips are constantly facing new challenges, also regarding the electrical connections required. Fraunhofer IPMS and BASF have been working together on this problem for ten years. The teams have pooled their infrastruc…
The Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS is expanding its long-standing collaboration with the leading international semiconductor manufacturer GlobalFoundries and launches several research projects on innovative integrated memory concepts.
The Center Nanoelectronic Technologies (CNT…
The BIOSYNTH project is funded by the Fraunhofer Society and aims to develop a new microchip platform that enables efficient and digitally controllable cell-free biosynthesis. The Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS leads the consortium and collaborates with the Institute for Toxicol…
Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is a significant health risk. In about half of patients, the blood clot breaks away from the vein wall and travels to the lungs, where it can cause a pulmonary embolism. Approximately 25% of people who suffer a pulmonary embolism die as a result. This makes it the third le…
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