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Research at TUM Institute for Nanoelectronics "Nano Sprays with a Spark"

These coating methods with common spraying and inkjet printing are valued in industrial applications

Ahmed Mahmoud receives Rohde & Schwarz Award

for his dissertation "Modelling and Design of Single-Molecule Device"

Workshop 2014 "Nanoscale Assembly and Transport in Biosystems"

on 07 October 2014. Where internationally renowned researchers on Nanoelectronics present their latest findings

Professor Paolo Lugli Dean of Fakultät für Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik

from October 1, 2014

Summer University Finding NANO

The Chair of Nanoelectronics participates in the Summer University Finding NANO at München

Winning the Best Poster Award at the EMRS Spring Meeting

Anshuma Pathak from Molecular Electronics winning the Best Poster Award at the EMRS Spring Meeting

Workshop EESTEC Workshop Ink Tronics at München

The Chair of Nanoelectronics participates in the Workshop EESTEC Workshop Ink Tronics at München

Paolo Lugli & Alessio Gagliardi, NIM Area 3 - Nanosystems for Energy Conversion - Research at NIM

Developing sustainable photovoltaics and storing solar energy as chemical energy

Professor Alessio Gagliardi appointed Head of group Simulation of Nanosystems for Energy Conversion

Professor Alessio Gagliardi, University of Rome, TOR VERGATA, Italy, appointed tenure track Assistant Professor and Head of group Simulation of Nanosystems for Energy Conversion

Research at TUM "With carbon nanotubes, a path to flexible, low-cost sensors"

How industrial-scale manufacturing of electronic devices, gas sensors, solar cells, flexible transistors pressure and temperature sensors, are all based on carbon nano-tube

Research at TUM, Christian Jirauschek & Robert Huber

"Laser with "rainbow" buffer could make new applications practical". Find out how laser applications work in biomedical imaging, material processing, and communications

Professor Sandip Tiwari from Cornell University

Welcome guest researcher Professor Sandip Tiwari from Cornell University, School of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Ithaca NY

Professor Paolo Lugli Vice-Dean at Fakultät für Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik since 1 April 2013

Professor Paolo Lugli Vice-Dean at Fakultät für Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik since 1 April 2013

IAS International Workshop 2013 "Along the Frontiers of Nanoelectronics: from Nanoimprinting to Nanoenergy"

on 11-12 March 2013. News in Nano for celebrating the 10 years anniversary of the TUM Institute for Nanoelectronics

Professor Marc Tornow appointed Head of the group Molecular Electronics at Institute for Nanoelectronic

Professor Marc Tornow appointed Associate Professor and Head of the group Molecular Electronics at Institute for Nanoelectronic

Research at TUM: "Image sensors out of a spray can"

Polymer spray coating image sensors applied for compact cameras and smartphones

Paolo Lugli, NIM Area 1 - Quantum Nanophysics - Research at NIM

Applying quantum nanosystems to hybrid devices, energy conversion, biomolecular and biomedical systems

10th Anniversary of the Institute for Nanoelectronics

10th Anniversary of the Institute for Nanoelectronics, Chair Professor Paolo Lugli, founded in 2002

Prof. Paolo Lugli at GIST/TUM-ASIA

Prof. Paolo Lugli, Chair of Nanoelectronics, gives lectures at GIST/TUM-ASIA Integrated Circuit Design 2012 in Singapore in Winter Term 2012/13

Summer University Finding NANO II at München

The Chair of Nanoelectronics participates in the Summer University Finding NANO II at München

EESTEC Workshop From NANO to GIGAWatts

The Chair of Nanoelectronics particpates in the EESTEC Workshop From NANO to GIGAWatts at München

CeNS Publication Award 2012 for Cattani-Scholz, Tornow et al.

"Why organic monolayers on semiconductor surfaces are interesting for chemical and biological sensing, integrated molecular nanoelectronics and hybrid photovoltaics"

Publication in Nature Photonics by Mátyás, Jirauschek et al.

"How laser frequency, Stark effect, simulated gain spectra and Monte Carlo approach are related and compared"

Fraunhofer IISB & POLY IC GmbH at Erlangen & Fürth

The Chair of Nanoelectronics is on a Field Trip Fraunhofer IISB & POLY IC GmbH at Erlangen & Fürth

Markus Becherer receives Kurt Fischer Promotions Award

for his thesis "Nanomagnetic Logic in Focused Ion Beam Engineered Co/Pt Multilayer Films"

Prof. Paolo Lugli at GIST/TUM-ASIA

Prof. Paolo Lugli, Chair of Nanoelectronics, gives lectures at GIST/TUM-ASIA Microelectronics 2011 at Singapore in Winter Term 2011/12

The Chair of Nanoelectronics is on a Field Trip HEIDENHAIN at Traunreut

The Chair of Nanoelectronics is on a Field Trip HEIDENHAIN at Traunreut

IAS International Workshop 2011 "Advances in Photovoltaics and Photocatalysis"

on July 21-22 2011, Deutsch-Italienische Dialoge 2011. Energy conversion with photovoltaics and photocatalysis applied with solar cells for water splitting and CO2 reduction for solar fuel production

TUM-IAS Start-up Fund, Start-Up Projects.

When TUM Research groups explore new scientific or technological topics and generate Fellowships

Summer University Finding NANO I

The Chair of Nanoelectronics participates on the Summer University Finding NANO I, Lab Courses at München

Professor Paolo Lugli elected as acatech NIM Member

Professor Paolo Lugli elected as acatech (German National Academy of Science and Engineering) NIM Member

EESTEC Workshop DR. MedNANO at München

The Chair of Nanoelectronics is participating in the EESTEC Workshop DR. MedNANO at München

Field Trip to OSRAM at Regensburg

The Chair of Nanoelectronics is on a Field Trip to OSRAM at Regensburg

Professor Paolo Lugli nominated as IEEE Fellow

As NIM member and Chair for Nanoelectronics Professor Paolo Lugli nominated as IEEE Fellow

Workshop at Keithley Instruments

The Chair of Nanoelectronics participates in the Workshop at Keithley Instruments: Measurement Workshop for Students at München

Prof. Paolo Lugli at GIST/TUM-ASIA

Prof. Paolo Lugli, Chair of Nanoelectronics, gives lectures at GIST/TUM-ASIA Integrated Circuit Design 2010 at Singapore in Winter Term 2010/11

IAS - acatech (German Academy for Science and Engineering) "Frontiers of the Nanoelectronics International Symposium 2010"

Acatech project "Nanoelectronics in Germany" has focus on the long term potential and the challenges of nanoelectronics

New building of Center for Nanotechnology and Nanomaterials (ZNN) Garching

Providing ideal conditions for such interdisciplinary research in Physics, Chemistry, Electrical Engineering and Medical Technology and redefined in a single building.

NIM Research testing organic semiconductors for biosensors "Biocompatible and well-priced"

Biocompatibility and biofunctionalization of an active semiconducting organic polymer and biomedical test systems based on organic biosensors in life sciences

EESTEC Workshop Micro- & Nanoelectronics II at München

The Chair of Nanoelectronics participates in the EESTEC Workshop Micro- & Nanoelectronics II at München

Ulrich Rant publication in Nano letters "Detection and Size Analysis of Proteins with Switchable DNA Layers"

Biosensor chip technology "switchSENSE" is including medical diagnostics, pharmaceutical drug development and proteomics research at the doctor's office

First International Patent

"Radiant energy infrared-to-visible imaging including detector array"

Prof. Paolo Lugli at GIST/TUM-ASIA

Prof. Paolo Lugli, Chair of Nanoelectronics, gives lectures at GIST/TUM-ASIA Microelectronics 2009 at Singapore in Winter Term 2009/10

Fellow at the TUM-Institute for Advanced Study

Professor Wolfgang Porod becomes Fellow at the TUM-Institute for Advanced Study

Award Deutscher Gründerpreis and becomes Rudolf-Diesel Fellow

Khaled Karrai receives Award Deutscher Gründerpreis and becomes Rudolf-Diesel Fellow

Fellows of the Institute for Advanced Study TUM-IAS

Wolfgang Porod (Notre Dame University IN USA) & Khaled Karrai (Attocube) Fellows of the Institute for Advanced Study TUM-IAS

Nanotechnology Exhibit at the Deutsches Museum

Nanotechnology Exhibit at the Deutsches Museum

Professor Peter Russer joins the Institute for Nanoelectronics as Professor emeritus

Professor Peter Russer joins the Institute for Nanoelectronics as Professor emeritus

At the Institute for Nanoelectronics in 2008:

first habilitation by Giuseppe Scarpa & first dissertation by Stefan Harrer

TUM Presidential Science and Engineering Research Fellow Stefan Harrer through Karl Max von Bauernfeind-Verein (KMvB)

"Herstellung von polymerischen Nanostrukturen mittels Nanoimprint-Lithographie für neuartige Bauelemente der molekularen Elektronik und Nanoelektronik"

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