Our glovebox-integrated cleanroom achieves fabrication, characterization, and reduced facility costs in an oxygen-free and clean environment, enabling exploration of new materials, quantum phases and devices.
Multi-level diffractive lens (MDL) designs drastically enhance depth of focus by over 4 orders of magnitude, enabling focus maintenance for objects separated by large distances.
By allowing the phase in the image plane to be a free parameter, a single diffractive surface can correct chromatic aberrations over a wide bandwidth,
Achromatic diffractive lenses (ADLs) enable imaging across the visible spectrum, achieving diffraction-limited focusing and high numerical aperture. Cost-effective and scalable for widespread use.
Bottom surface-induced ferromagnetism in Bi2Se3 nanoplate devices on SiO2 and ferromagnetic insulator substrates decouples quantum Hall effects, revealing shifted half-integer QHEs in a three-channel model.
We utilize nanophotonic cloaking to enable closer spacing of photonic-integrated devices, overcoming signal cross-talk limitations. Experimental results demonstrate efficient transmission and compact designs.
Photovoltaic system combining spectrum splitting and concentration using a planar diffractive optic, overcoming losses in single-bandgap absorbers & achieving a 25% increase in output power.
Nanowires are promising for thermoelectric applications, but the predicted performance enhancement has not been observed yet. Surface states play a crucial role in transport characteristics.
The EIPBN conference, which stands for the International Conference on Electron, Ion, and Photon Beam Technology and Nanofabrication, and is
We are thrilled to announce the results of our recent image competition, which showcased the capabilities of our tools in
Get a sneak peek into current material related research and further prospects. Our webinars on our NanoFrazor® Technology cover a
Heidelberg, Germany – Heidelberg Instruments, a global player in direct write technology and solution provider for the advanced packaging market,
Successful 7th Edition of the Thermal Probe Workshop hosted by Heidelberg Instruments Nano After a break of more than three
IFoV writing mode for stitching-free micro-optics Superior quality of optical components without stitching defects can be achieved with Infinite Field-of-View
In January and February of 2023 we will be participating in several premier conferences and exhibitions. Get the preview for
Heidelberg, Germany – We are happy to announce that one hundred and fifty MLA 150 Maskless Aligners have been successfully
From pioneering work to market leadership in maskless laser lithography – The Heidelberg Instruments MLA 150 Maskless Aligner is an
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