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Microtech enables future medicine

28.04.2026

In the quiet corridors of medical innovation, it is sometimes the smallest components that make the biggest impact.
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Fraunhofer IPM

Sensor takes breathing gas measurement to a new level

10.06.2024

Fraunhofer IPM researchers developed a sensor that measures oxygen levels directly in breath, delivering precise and continuous readings.
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INP

Plasma printing technology enables surface modification

06.05.2024

Researchers at INP have developed plasma printing technology that allows precise surface modification on an extremely small scale.
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Advancements in microchip manufacturing

29.02.2024

Plasma scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) have made advancements in microchip manufacturing.
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feelSpace

Production of e-textiles: Vibrations lead the way

13.12.2023

Researchers developed a new contacting process that enables more cost-effective and user-friendly production of e-textiles and orientation aids.
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TU Dresden/IHM

Project for microelectronics research in Germany launched

13.09.2023

BMBF-funded ForLab project links 14 German universities in microelectronics and enables new research through advanced lab facilities.
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