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Zur Sonne und noch viel weiter
Das PSI beteiligt sich an Projekten der Weltraumforschung. Damit erweitert sich nicht nur das Wissen über unsere astronomische Heimat, sondern festigt sich auch das Renommee der Schweiz als zuverlässiger Entwickler von anspruchsvollem Weltraumequipment.
Microlithography: Science and Technology
The Third Edition of "Microlithography: Science and Technology" from Taylor & Francis covers the science and engineering involved in the latest generations of microlithography.
2D Materials
Hexagonal boron nitride (h-BN) “nanomesh”, a two-dimensional insulating monolayer, grown on the (111) surface of rhodium exhibits an intriguing hexagonal corrugation pattern with a lattice constant of 3.2 nm.
Schweizer Röntgen-Teleskop STIX bricht zur Sonne auf
Am 10. Februar soll die ESA-Mission «Solar Orbiter» starten. Mit dabei ist auch das Schweizer Röntgen-Teleskop STIX – mit Detektoren entwickelt am PSI.
Florian Döring received the PSI Founder Fellowship
A new PSI spin-off is on the horizon: Dr. Florian Döring, PostDoc in the Laboratory for Micro- and Nanotechnology, received a PSI Founder Fellowship at Park Innovaare.
Silicon as a semiconductor: silicon carbide would be much more efficient
In power electronics, semiconductors are based on the element silicon – but the energy efficiency of silicon carbide would be much higher.
3D magnetic structures
Three-dimensional magnetic nanostructures developed at LMN in collaboration with NUM-LMX and University of Glasgow have been featured on the cover of Materials Today.
Comenius Medal for eCourse «Ethics in Research»
Dr. Helmut Schift, head of polymer nanotechnology group of LMN and consultant for research integrity at PSI, received the Comenius medal on 27 June 2019 in Berlin. The Comenius-EduMedia-Award is granted for outstanding examples of digital educational media.
First demonstration of a Germanium laser
Scientist at the Paul Scherrer Institut and ETH Zürich, with colleagues from CEA Grenoble, have demonstrated and characterized a technology that, for the first time, yields lasing from strained elemental Germanium. This achievement underlines PSI’s leading role in the development of Silicon-compatible laser light sources.
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