Upcoming workshop: Thin Film Metrology
Save the date!
Tuesday, 2nd of July, 10:00am
Duration: 20min + Q&A
Topic: Optical Analysis (Filmetrics F20)
No registration required!
Zoom link will be provided- check back soon
Save the date!
Tuesday, 2nd of July, 10:00am
Duration: 20min + Q&A
Topic: Optical Analysis (Filmetrics F20)
No registration required!
Zoom link will be provided- check back soon
Thank you for joining us on MNF Day 2023! We hope we inspired new ideas for your research.
This year's event had a great turn-out and lots of positive feedback. Visit our MNF Day page for pictures and a review of the day.
MNF Day 2024 will take place on November 7th. Make sure to mark your calendar!
Physicist Dr. Shabnam Taheriniya has been awarded the Infineon Doctoral Prize 2024, endowed with 3000 euros, for her excellent doctoral thesis at the University of Münster. For her dissertation in Professor Gerhard Wilde's working group at the Institute of Materials Physics, she investigated the inner interfaces in a new class of materials known as high-entropy alloys, analyzing the mixture of high-entropy alloys with different crystal structures forced by intensive plastic deformation. Dr. Taheriniya also investigated the behavior of the materials under irradiation with fast, heavy ions as well as their microstructure and the inner interfaces and their magnetic behavior using transmission electron microscopy methods in the Münster Nanofabrication Facility (MNF).
The Department of Physics at the University of Münster awards the Infineon Doctoral Prize annually together with Infineon AG.
University news (German)
Congratulations to Anna Ovvyan for winning third place for her image "Capillary-photonic integrated circuit based on integration of semiconducting CNTs." By making use of our EBPG5150, she integrated one-dimensional electroluminescent semiconducting carbon nanotubes into hybrid two-dimensional/three-dimensional photonic circuits. Using 2D nanographene as a low-loss material to electrically contact sCNT emitters directly within a photonic crystal cavity, she achieved efficient coupling and enhancement of electroluminescent without compromising the optical quality of the cavity. This versatile approach paves the way for controllable integrated photonic circuits.
And congratulations also to Akhil Varri, who received the Honorable Mention and Art Award for his image "Wavelength addressable photonic memory."
RAITH Micrograph Award website
Published article: An electroluminescent and tunable cavity-enhanced carbon-nanotube-emitter in the telecom band
Up for a challenge?! Join us for a Design Thinking workshop presented by the experts from REACH.
Team up with other scientists to turn a scientific topic into a business idea in this 2-day innovation challenge.
17th and 24th of January
10am to 5pm in the Center for Soft Nanoscience
Space is limited to 30 attendees. Registration is closed.