All users of Heidelberg Instruments and Multiphoton Optics products are invited to participate in our new “Application Image Competition on Advanced Nano & Micro Fabrication”.
We rely heavily on electronics for virtually everything we do. But actually, it does not necessarily need to be electrons that do all the job.
Scanning Tunnelling Microscopy (STM) relies on quantum tunnelling for imaging and manipulation of objects on atomic scale. It is one of the most precise techniques
Quantum computers are one of the most exciting developments of today’s physics. There are a lot of open questions in this field: on which technical
Research in many fields of modern physics requires micro- or nanoscale devices. Nanofabrication has achieved a truly amazing level of sophistication: physicists routinely deal with
We celebrate the National Nanotechnology Day (USA) on October 9th, which pays homage to the nanometer scale: 1 nm equals 1 x 10-9 m (one
The oldest light in the Universe is called Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB), or relic radiation. It began travelling through space when the universe became transparent
Lately, a Nature article inspired us to take a look at our MLA Maskless Aligner series. The authors described a low-cost approach to DNA data
All users of Heidelberg Instruments and Multiphoton Optics products are invited to participate in our new “Application Image Competition on
Upfront the MNE 2022 Eurosensors Conference in Leuven, Belgium from September 19th to 23rd GenISys, Heidelberg Instruments, micro resist technology and Multiphoton Optics jointly
Heidelberg/Würzburg, Germany – The Würzburg based company Multiphoton Optics GmbH will become a subsidiary of Heidelberg Instruments Mikrotechnik GmbH, after
Würzburg / Deggendorf, Germany – The Deggendorf Institute of Technology (DIT) has placed an order for the MPO 100. Multiphoton
Lithography Systems for Semiconductor Manufacturing The present global shortage in the semiconductor supply chain continues to disrupt many industries, including
Customer satisfaction is our top priority and an important indicator to support customer-oriented development of our systems. For this reason
The commercialization of the NanoFrazor started in 2012. This article looks back at where the NanoFrazor came from, how it
Zurich, Switzerland / Heidelberg, Germany – Heidelberg Instruments Nano AG in Zurich, a subsidiary office of Heidelberg Instruments Mikrotechnik GmbH
Würzburg, Germany / Brisbane, Australia – The Australian National Fabrication Facility – Queensland Node (ANFF-Q) based at the University of
Join our expert Dr. Jana Chaaban in this webinar to discover more about the working principle of the NanoFrazor® lithography.
