The KTH spin-off company, Nocilis, is developing a Seebeck element based on nano wires and silicon to produce electrical current from heat.
For more information see Elektroniktidningen (swedish)
Nocilis Materials AB of Kista, near Stockholm, Sweden – which was spun off from the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in 2011 - is launching its foundry service to provide silicon-based materials worldwide.
For more information see Semiconductor Today and www.nocilismaterials.com
ISiCPEAW 2012 is a two day event that is held on May 29 to 30 in Kista Science Tower, Stockholm, Sweden. The event covers SiC electronics applications.
For more information see link
SEE hålls i år den 17-19 april 2012 i Kista mässan.
För mer information se link
I would like to inform you about a new application for iOS devices, developed by Maziar Manouchehry a PhD student at KTH.
The app called "iFab" is developed for users within the Myfab infrastructure, and is available in the apple iTunes store.
You can find the app and more information through this link:
App Store: iFab
NTD Television has made a film about KTH, where a lot of interviews were made at the ICT- school and the Electrum laboratory.
Click to view the film
Forskare vid Chalmers har lyckats skapa ljus ur vakuum, en milstolpe inom kvantmekaniken som fysiker har väntat på i drygt 40 år. Resultaten publiceras nu i tidskriften Nature.
The Swedish research institute Acreo announce the foundation of a new company, Ascatron. Based on the silicon carbide (SiC) technology developed at Acreo, Ascatron will specialise on the manufacturing of energy efficient SiC semiconductors. Target customers are suppliers of power devices and modules to the power electronic industry.
The Materials Science Area of Advance at Chalmers invites you to our Initiative Seminar "Materials for Tomorrow" , 18/19th of October.
En kvantrouter som med hög precision kan styra en enda foton till endera av två utgångar har visats upp av professor Per Delsing på Chalmers.