Researchers at IHP have set a new world speed record. The circuit designed by the scientists in Frankfurt (Oder) can transmit data wirelessly at up to 200 gigabits per second. A research team at IHP has thus proven for the first time worldwide the general feasibility of extremely high data transmissions in the D-band and created a basic prerequisite for realising applications for 6G.

IHP’s PhD student Tommaso Rizzi presented his work "Exploring Process-Voltage-Temperature Variations Impact on 4T1R Multiplexers for Energy-aware Resistive RAM-based FPGAs" as a result of a long-term collaboration at the renowned IEEE International Integrated Reliability Workshop 2022 and received the Best Student Paper Award.

Science needs young people - young people with new ideas. Therefore, the sponsoring association "Friends of IHP e. V." annually awards prizes for outstanding work with a scientific or technical focus. Pupils and students are currently invited to submit their projects.

To strengthen the research location, the Lausitz Science Networks was founded in mid-December. The participants, including IHP, want to hold joint conferences, promote young scientists, initiate joint scientific projects and invest in the recruitment of specialists and the marketing of the science location.

Um dem Fachkräftemangel in Deutschland entgegenzuwirken legt die Forschungsfabrik Mikroelektronik Deutschland (FMD) den Grundstein für moderne Ausbildungsangebote im Bereich Mikro- und Nanoelektronik. Zum Direktor der Mikroelektronik-Akademie wurde Prof. Dr. Gerhard Kahmen vom IHP ernannt.