Transducers Science and Technology group

Welcome! We at TST specialize in three-dimensional nano- and microfabrication based on top down lithography methods. Within the MESA+ Research Institute for Nanotechnology, we invent new fabrication techniques and acquire fundamental understanding on the underlying physics. We demonstrate the techniques on various devices and try to understand the science of working principles and design, with the aim to ultimately transfer our knowledge to industry.

We contribute substantially to the classical physics education of engineers at the University of Twente, mainly the Electrical Engineering and Advanced Technology bachelor tracks, Electrical Engineering and Nanotechnology master programs and Nanodevices and Systems graduate school.

Latest news

	Force modulation paper in Nanotechnology highlights The publication by Wabe Koelmans on force modulation in conductive mode AFM was selected by Nanotechnology as highlight article. ... read more
	Léon Woldering receives Veni grant The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) has awarded a VENI-STW grant to TST researcher Léon Woldering. ... read more
	Ram K. Jaganatharaja graduates on Cricket inspired flow-sensor arrays On June 29th Ram K. Jaganatharaja obtained his doctor degree with the defense of the thesis entitled "Cricket inspired flow-sensor arrays". ... read more
	Joost Lotters achieves best paper award at Sensor 2011 The paper “Fully integrated micro Coriolis mass flow sensor operating at atmospheric pressure” was elected best paper at Sensor 2011. ... read more