Center for
Micro and Nano Technologies
One of the world's leading research centers
in the field of microsystems technology and nano technologies
in the field of microsystems technology and nano technologies
Jacob Müller, TU Chemnitz
Center for
Micro and Nano Technologies
One of the world's leading research centers
in the field of microsystems technology and nano technologies
in the field of microsystems technology and nano technologies
Jacob Müller, TU Chemnitz
Center for
Micro and Nano Technologies
One of the world's leading research centers
in the field of microsystems technology and nano technologies
in the field of microsystems technology and nano technologies
Jacob Müller, TU Chemnitz
The Research Center
The ZfM is one of the world's leading research centers in the field of microsystems technology and nano technologies. The aim is research and development of new technologies for the micro and nanosystems of tomorrow.
The focus of the developments is set on miniaturization, energy requirements, performance and resource efficiency of micro and nanosystems. Together with partners from industry and research, we bring the developments into application.
ZfM at a Glance
Research News
DDC Gold Award 2025 für das Konzept eines Ultraschallpflaster
Studierende der Hochschule für Gestaltung Schwäbisch Gmünd haben für ihr Projekt "Ultraview" den Gold Award des Deutschen Design Clubs erhalten. Forschende der TU Chemnitz und des Fraunhofer ENAS haben mit ihren Ultraschallwandlern die Machbarkeitsanalyse für die Ultraschallpflaster zur kontinuierlichen medizinischen Überwachung unterstützt.Read more
Eleonore-Dießner-Preis 2025 für Anne-Katrin Schumanns Masterarbeit am ZfM
Der Eleonore-Dießner-Preis ging dieses Jahr für die Fakultät Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik an Anne-Katrin Schumann für ihre hervorragende Masterarbeit zum Thema „Simulation und Charakterisierung von Gitterkopplern für photonische integrierte Schaltungen auf Basis von Aluminiumnitrid-Wellenleitern“.Read more
Automated monitoring in horticulture through spectral analysis with quantum dot detectors and high-resolution optical filters
Researchers at Chemnitz University of Technology are working within a European consortium to develop novel systems for detecting plant diseases through spectral analysis.Read moreThere is even more. Read all the research news.