Dates
For the fifth time, ZEMI's research institutions and regional high-tech enterprises present latest research and development. This year's summer school is mainly focused on human-oriented applications of microsystems technology.
September 13th – 17th, 2010 in Berlin at the Ferdinand-Braun-Institut, organized by ZEMI
Our FBH seminars start again in October - in September you will find more information about the dates here.
... translating ideas into innovationWelcome to the Ferdinand-Braun-Institut, Leibniz-Institut fuer Hoechstfrequenztechnik!We research cutting-edge technologies in the fields of microwave technology and optoelectronics. For customers in industry and science we provide high-frequency devices and circuits for communication and sensor technology as well as high-power diode lasers for materials processing, laser technology, medical technology and high precision metrology. As a competence centre for III/V-compound semiconductors we operate industry-compatible and flexible clean room laboratories with 2"-4" gas phase epitaxy units and a 2"-4" process line. |
NewsEnhancing the Light Extraction of Ultraviolet Light Emitting Diodes -
Compact UV LEDs are highly attractive for various applications. The FBH succeeded in significantly increasing the currently low efficiency with a novel design approach. FBH research: 26.08.2010 Status Quo and Trends in Laser Technology -
Short interview with Günther Tränkle, Director of the Ferdinand-Braun-Institut, Leibniz-Institut fuer Hoechstfrequenztechnik. Source: Pro Physik, 25.08.2010 (in German) "Photonik 2020" set off on ResearchGATE -
The online network "PHOTONIK 2020" to intensify exchange and interactive crosslinking in this field has been started on ResearchGATE. Head of the group "lighting & energy" is the Director of the FBH, Günther Tränkle. Source: Innovationsreport, 16.08.2010 (in German) Making the Wide Bandgap Accessible -
In the joint project "Berlin WideBaSe" research, developement and commercialization of materials, equipment, devices and systems based on semiconductors with wide bandgap is on the agenda. Source: Elektroniknet, 16.08.2010 (in German) WideBaSe: Research, Development and Commercialization of Wide Bandgap Semiconductors -
In July, thirteen Berlin research institutions and companies started their cooperation funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research. Aim is to develop, manufacture and market materials, equipment, devices and systems based on semiconductors with wide bandgap - WideBaSe. Source: Noows, 10.08.2010 (in German) Four Personalities from Industry and Science about Status Quo and Trends in Laser Technology -
Short interview with Günther Tränkle Source: Laser Technik Journal, 4/2010, p. 28 (in German) |
