The Call 4 Abstracts is open and we would like to welcome YOU to take part of this conference by submitting an abstract for a poster and/or a lecture. The international MicroNanoConference will take place on December 10 and 11 at the new location: SuperNova Jaarbeurs Utrecht, the Netherlands. The conference will focuses on Dutch… Read More
iMNC19 exhibitor: Nano Engineering Research Initiative (NERI) of TU Delft in the spotlight
The Nano Engineering Research Initiative of TU Delft (NERI) exploits the opportunities of the small scale to create breakthrough innovations for industry and society. Nanotechnology is recognized as a key enabling technology for a wide variety of applications to address important societal challenges in health, energy and sustainability. Within the domain of modern mechanical systems,… Read More
Start-up corner and programme at the iMNC19
On December 10th and 11th, the 14th edition of the international MicroNanoConference will take place at SuperNova Jaarbeurs Utrecht, the Netherlands. This year we have built in a special programme for start-ups. A start-up track was added to the lecture programme on Wednesday December 10th. In this track Kees Hollaar from EP&C patent attorneys will… Read More
iMNC19 exhibitor: Micronit microtechnologies in the spotlight
Micronit Microtechnologies at the international MicroNanoConference 2019 At Micronit we provide innovative Lab-on-a-chip and MEMS solutions using micro- and nanotechnologies. Solutions that help our customers improve their products and research, contributing to the quality of life. Research & prototyping services, creative product development and quality manufacturing are our core businesses. Customers gain added value from… Read More
MicroNanoConference brings synergy in high tech research
The 13th Edition of the international MicroNanoConference, organized by MinacNed took place on the 11th and 12th of December 2018 at the Beurs van Berlage. Researchers, academia, end users and technology manufactures followed a rich programme with presentations and keynotes in the fields of microfluidics, organ-on-a-chip, biosensing and functional surfaces and interfaces. At 9:30 the… Read More
Large Scale instruments tackling nanoscale characterization challenges in microelectronics
The Platform for Advanced Characterisation Grenoble (PAC-G) is an innovative service platform whose aim is to bridge the gap between the large-scale research facilities of Grenoble and companies in the micro/nano electronics sector. The PAC-G brings together the capabilities of the European Synchrotron (ESRF), the European Neutron Source (ILL) and the GENESIS neutron platform (LPSC/CNRS),… Read More
NanoLabNL is exploring a shared Lab Information Management System
In an effort to further improve access to, and efficiency amongst the nanolabs, NanoLabNL is investigating the possibilities of further aligning lab processes through the adoption of a single lab management system. Recently the Steering Committee got together for a demonstration and discussion of the LIMS software package. This system was developed at Chalmers and… Read More
Valuable connections between science and industry can be made at the international MicroNanoConference
As president of MinacNed, I am looking forward to the upcoming 13th edition of the international MicroNanoConference. This conference, organised by MinacNed, during the last years developed into an essential event for everyone with an interest in micro- and nanotechnology and its applications. More and more micro and nano enabled solutions and products get to… Read More
Keeping up Moore’s law in the interconnect era: from novel materials to interface optimization
Interconnects have replaced transistors as the main determinants of performance in modern microelectronic chips. When wire dimensions approach 10 nm, new materials for interconnects are needed to keep up Moore’s law, Christoph Adelmann from Imec says. He’ll talk about the latest research on novel interconnects at the MicroNano Conference 2018. Current CMOS-designs have billions of… Read More
Creating an environment in which new interdisciplinary collaborations are initiated
In the beginning of 2018, I was approached by Sharon Tammer (MinacNed) to head the programme committee of the 13th International MicroNanoConference. I accepted promptly, as my personal research interest and focus is on designing and developing analytical detection methodologies or technologies in micro-fluidics platforms. Moreover, having managed a number of public-private research projects, I… Read More
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