CiS Forschungsinstitut für Mikrosensorik GmbH

The programs for both CiS workshops are available online. Registration for the individual workshops is possible at any time. The full-day CiS workshops will focus on non-dispersive infrared (NDIR) sensors and new methods in the development and application of silicon sensors. Both events offer an exciting environment to present new research results, discuss applications and talk to experts from research and industry ... Read more

Both in research and in industrial applications, the temperature range below -196°C is becoming increasingly interesting. Nitrogen, for example, becomes liquid below this temperature and can thus be transported and stored easily and compactly over long distances. Hydrogen as the energy carrier of the future is stored and transportable in liquid form at temperatures below -254°C. ... Read more

The new project “Hivos” at the CiS Research Institute addresses a cost reduction in the hybrid integration of optical microsystems. The market increasingly demands microsystems that combine different mechanical, optical, fluidic and electronic components on a common carrier structure. In order to realize such combinations quickly and flexibly, hybrid assembled systems offer a major advantage over fully integrated – and technologically usually very demanding and costly – monolithic implementations. ... Read more