Center for Micro and Nano Technologies
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Center for Micro and Nano Technologies 

#25-01Assessment of passivation properties of 2D materials for photonic applications

Addressed topics: Micro- and Nanoelectronics, Nano technology

Student research project   Bachelor-Thesis   Master-Thesis  

In recent years, the photonic landscape has witnessed a transformative shift driven by the demand for capacity to transmit, process and manipulate digital and analog signals. Due to their proven properties, 2D-materials like graphene offer the ideal material basis for new, innovative applications for electronic and sensor components, such as IR-emitter, modulators or integrated heaters. Still, their integration poses challenges like homogeneity, reliability and scalability in cases like passivation.


What will you do:


  • Investigation of different 2D nanomaterials for passivation
  • Transfer of hBn
  • Preparation of test vehicles
  • Advanced surface analytics 

We are currently looking for students for bachelor and master theses. We can discuss ideas together to find the right topic for you. Join us as a student in our 200mm research fab and help us developing new technologies for photonic integrated circuits.


What you bring along:


  • You are studying physics, engineering (micro-/nanotechnologies), chemistry or an equivalent degree program.
  • Practical knowledge of analytical characterization methods.
  • An independant and autonomous way of working.
  • Still studying in Chemnitz, Mittweida or surrounding area.
  • A grade point average of <2


What you can expect:


  • Insight into a variety of technologies in the field of micro- and nanotechnologies.
  • Dive into the fascinating world of our 200mm pilot line.
  • Collaboration in innovative and exciting research projects, with the opportunity to contribute your own ideas.
  • Professional supervision and a varied range of tasks.
  • Flexible working hours and thus the optimal compatibility of studies and practice.

We value and promote the diversity of our employees' skills and therefore welcome all applications - regardless of age, gender, nationality, ethnic and social origin, religion, disability, sexual orientation and identity. Severely disabled people are given preference if they are equally suitable.


Contact: Marc Stevens
Marc.Stevens@enas.fraunhofer.de

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Contact

M.Sc. Marc Stevens
Carbon Nanodevice Group
Department Nano Device Technologies NDT
Fraunhofer Institut for Electronic Nanosystems (ENAS)
Technologie-Campus 3
D-09126 Chemnitz
Germany

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