The Walter Schottky Institut (WSI) is a central institute of the Technische Universität München (TUM) which was founded in 1986 in order to strengthen the interaction between basic physics and semiconductor electronics research. It became operational in May 1988. The institute building contains laboratories and offices with a total area of about 2400 m2.
Kelvin Nanotechnology are a provider of Advanced Photonics and Quantum Components. Process Innovation, Quality, Customer Service and attention to detail has led to achieve qualified partner status for multiple international supply chains. Products and services offerings: Large area, multi-level Electron Beam Lithography and other complementary processes for technologies including laser gratings, waveguides, magneto optical trap gratings, diffractive elements with geometries down to 20 nm. Components include 3-Dimensional ion traps, grating magneto optical traps and MEMS gravimeters.
This project is supported by the National Science Foundation CMMI-1025020
Center for Hierarchical Manufacturing
