New BMBF “MEGAEPOS” project starts at IHP
IHP Materials Research Department under the guidance of Dr. Hans – Joachim Müssig is a partner in the recently approved BMBf “MEGAEPOS” project, focussing on the development of engineered dielectric layers for future CMOS and highly scaled DRAM applications in Si based Nanoelectronics. IHP will concentrate its research activities in close collaboration with its industrial partner Qimonda on the DRAM part of the project, using its state – of the art thin film deposition techniques (MBE plus AVD) as well as its modern materials science and dielectric characterization methods. More information on dielectric layers for future DRAM devices is available by using the following link:
http://www.ihp-ffo.de/93.0.html
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Materials Science Lectures from IHP Materials Scientists online available
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Advanced Silicon Materials Research for Electronic and Photovoltaic Applications
Strasbourg, France
May 25-31, 2008 [more]
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DPG 2008 Spring Meeting. IHP Materials Scientists will organize a Symposium on high-k dielectrics in Silicon based Micro- and Nanoelectronics [more]
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New BMBF “MEGAEPOS” project starts at IHP
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New Molecular Beam Epitaxy (MBE) SiGe chamber fully functional at IHP materials research laboratory
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07-06-06
Workshop on “Microelectronics meets Catalysis: Innovative Oxide Materials“.
Prof. M. Bäumer from the University of Bremen and Dr. Thomas Schroeder from IHP-Microelectronics in Frankfurt – Oder organize an Exploratory Workshop on Innovative Oxide Materials Systems nowadays of interest in catalytic as well as microelectronic applications. [more]
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