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All publications for the rubric Electronics (wafers, semiconductors, microchips,...)

eBeam metrology equipment from Applied Materials in the cleanroom of Fraunhofer IPMS. © Fraunhofer IPMS / Applied Materials' eBeam metrology equipment at cleanroom of Fraunhofer IPMS. © Fraunhofer IPMS
  • Electronics (wafers, semiconductors, microchips,...)

Launch of European Semiconductor- Metrology Technology Hub

Applied Materials and Fraunhofer IPMS launch European Semiconductor- Metrology Technology Hub

– New hub will provide state-of-the-art metrology systems to accelerate semiconductor research and enhance development projects with chipmakers and ecosystem partners across Europe, particularly in ICAPS* market segments
– Collaboration to accelerate learning, develop novel methods and prove new me…

  • Electronics (wafers, semiconductors, microchips,...)

ASML is making a substantial commitment in imec's future state-of-the-art pilot line

Imec and ASML sign Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to support semiconductor research and sustainable innovation in Europe

Imec, a leading research and innovation hub in nanoelectronics and digital technologies, and ASML Holding N.V. (ASML), a leading supplier to the semiconductor industry, today announce that they intend to intensify their collaboration in the next phase of developing a state-of-the-art high-numerical…

  • Electronics (wafers, semiconductors, microchips,...)

Merck and Intel Accelerate Sustainable Semiconductor Processes and Manufacturing Technologies Through Academic Research in Europe

– Collaborative research program to harness and augment state-of-the-art artificial intelligence
– Aiming for breakthroughs in more sustainable semiconductor processes and manufacturing technologies

Merck, a leading science and technology company, and Intel Corporation, one of the world’s largest semi…

Electrical engineering student Matthias Wagner immerses the silicon wafer into a development bath in the cleanroom. Microscopic image of perhaps the smallest university logo in the world: The line width is 8 µm, the logo is approximately 50 µm wide ... ... , so this is at least the smallest HKA logo in the world.
  • Electronics (wafers, semiconductors, microchips,...)

Electrical engineering student at Hochschule Karlsruhe creates a three-dimensional HKA logo with line thickness of one-tenth of a hair's width

Maybe the smallest university logo in the world?

A very special semester project was chosen by Matthias Wagner: he created the smallest HKA logo in the world as a three-dimensional microstructure. The structure consists of a plastic-like polymer and is applied to a silicon substrate. The letters of the logo have a line thickness of only about 8 µ…

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