Research

The aim of the project is to carry out applied research and development in key segments of the semiconductor value chain, eg. new materials with an overlap into quantum technologies, technologies for front-end production, instrumentation incl. electron microscopy and laser systems, wafer and chip diagnostics, low-power and radiationresistant microelectronics, sensors, optoelectronics, SoC with embedded intelligence, WBG-based power semiconductors, power electronics, intelligent power modules, integrated devices.

Research and development of relief micro and nanostructures using the light-guiding effect, research and development of diffractive optically variable image devices based on aperiodic structures, research and development of technology enabling the integration of micro and nanostructures using the light-guiding effect and nanostructures using the diffraction phenomenon on a single master created by a single exposure of a writing device based on the principle of gray scale electron lithography in order to create an advanced complex security arrangement for optical document security.

The Precise Large-Volume 3D Printing Technology for Advanced Materials Engineering project aims to develop a new additive technology combining micron resolution with high printing speed. The solution combines a laser and optical system for multi-beam interference, mechatronics, and specially developed printing resins. The technology is aimed at industrial applications in medicine, electronics, and engineering.

The project aims to develop an integrated biochip including microfluidic platform and SERS substrate, as well as a comprehensive experimental protocol for high-demand clinical applications. The primary objective is to identify bacteria and analyze metabolites secreted by bacterial cells in response to external stimuli. These metabolite concentrations are below Raman spectroscopy's detection limit.