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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
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Shahina graduates on mechano-optical switches Shahina graduated April 6, 2011, on her thesis “Integration of Micro-cantilevers with Photonic Structures for Mechano-optical Wavelength Selective Devices”. ... read more |
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From May 24-27 there will be a Black Forest Focus workshop on Self-Assembly in Lenzkirch (close to Freiburg), Germany, with a first rate line-up of speakers. ... read more |
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Johan Engelen graduates on combdrive actuators Johan Engelen graduated on friday 14 january on his thesis “Optimisation of Comb-Drive Actuators”. ... read more |
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Coriolis sensor on JMM frontpage The publication of Jeroen Haneveld on the micro Coriolis mass flow sensor is featuring on the cover of the Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering. ... read more |
