DTU Nanolab is a nanofabrication and characterization research infrastructure.
With more than 100 employees actively conducting research in methods of imaging and characterization down to atomic resolution and nano fabrication technologies.
11/11/2020
New article out:
Electron inelastic mean free path in water Liquid phase transmission electron microscopy (LPTEM) is rapidly developing as a powerful tool for probing processes in liquid environments with close to atomic resolution. Knowledge of the water thickness is needed for reliable interpretation and modelling of analytical studies in LPTEM, and is par...
20/09/2019
DTU Nanolab arbejder sammen med DTU Fysik i et projekt fundet af Det Frie Forskningråd med målet at gøre mobilopladning grønnere og hurtigere.
Forskning skal gøre din mobiloplader grønnere og hurtigere DTU-forskere vil udvikle en ny type magnetiske komponenter til strømomformere. Målet er hurtigere og mere energibesparende elektronik. En sidegevinst vil være, at din mobiloplader kommer til at fylde en tiendedel af nuværende størrelse.
27/08/2019
In collaboration with DTU Nanolab, Steffen Sloth will manufacture diamond lenses for use in the world’s most powerful research-based X-ray equipment. He use DTU Nanolab’s unique facilities for this type of manufacturing as well as expertise. Soon he is heading to Chicago to perform characterization in The Advanced Photon Source.
Read the full article (in danish)
Studerende udvikler diamant-røntgenlinser - DTU Nanolab Steffen Sloth skal fremstille diamantlinser, som skal anvendes i verdens kraftigste forskningsbaserede røntgenudstyr – et rent ønskeprojekt.
24/05/2019
DTU Nanolab hosted the Nordic Nanolab User Meeting 2019 May 7-8.
We would like to thank you all for some very exciting days, it was a pleasure having you. Material from the conference will be uploaded at www.nnum2019.com - Article about the event out now.
Nanotechnologies are best developed in collaboration - DTU Nanolab It is in the meeting between people that new realizations arise, new networks are established and failed projects can be avoided. Really that is the essence.
06/12/2018
We're expanding our Youtube series! Check out our new video on LabAdvisor: https://youtu.be/95zzxzQ-ihI
22/11/2018
Save the date for our next PhD defence. Bingdong Chang will present "Technology Development of 3D Silicon Plasma Etching Processes for Novel Devices and Applications” on:
December 17th 2018 at 13.00
The Technical University of Denmark
Building 341, auditorium 22
Check out our latest publication in Nanoletters "Effect of Molecular Weight on the Feature Size in Organic Ice Resists" by Anna Elsukova, Anpan Han, Ding Zhao, and Marco Beleggia
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.1021/acs.nanolett.8b03130
08/11/2018
Once a year DTU Danchip/Cen has a fun, yet intense, internal 'Science Slam' competition. This year's winners are postdocs, Anna Elsukova & Bingdong Chang, and PhD student, Jes Hyllested. Topic title: FROZEN: Organic Ice Lithography. Congrats guys!
02/11/2018
New Tool Training Videos now available on our Youtube Channel - remember to subscribe to stay up to date with all that is happening in our cleanroom and microscopy center.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjWVU97LayHCQWuQyHwddJnpsEYfQp0wf