Nanoelectronics (Department FWIO)

Research

The department focuses on the creation, characterization and modeling of nanostructures and nanostructured matter. Electron lithographic top-down techniques are employed to generate nano-scale functional elements with specific structural, mechanical, optical and transport phenomena that differ from the pure, extended bulk phase. In addition, specific and partially ion-beam-assisted techniques allow the self-organized, bottom-up formation of nanostructured composites and surface modifications. Methods from nanometrology provide quantitative access to the properties of the nanostructures and thus elucidate the physical origin of the differences in comparison with the macroscopic material properties. Modeling on different scales gives insight in the interactions that dominate phenomena at the nanoscale.

Research Topics:

Trans­port phe­no­mena in nano­struc­tures

Nanocomposite Material­s / Multifunctional oxides

Nano-Fab­ri­ca­tion

• Helmholtz Research School NanoNet: Nanoelectronic Networks (IHRS NanoNet)
• Helmholtz Exzellenznetzwerk cfaed in collaboration with TU Dresden
• HEMF: Project 'Helmholtz Energy Materials Foundry'
• Helmholtz Virtual Institute MEMRIOX: Memory Effects in Resistive Ion-beam Modified Oxides (completed 12/2016)