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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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Nanocombustion in Physics Today “The key is to feed the bubbles a balanced diet of hydrogen and oxygen before they have a chance to grow.” ... read more |
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TST helps Bronkhorst to innovate Joost Lötters, affiliated with Bronkhorst High Tech as Technology Officer as well as with TST as Associate Professor, explains in the recent “STW Utilisation Report 2011” (in Dutch) how TST research on flow-sensors helps Bronkhorst to stay competitive in their business. ... read more |
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Biomimetic hair-sensor work in NRC The Dutch quality journal NRC has published a short article on the biomimetic hair-sensor work of Harmen Droogendijk. ... read more |
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Harmen Droogendijk publishes in APL The article "Non-resonant parametric amplification in biomimetic hair flow sensors: Selective gain and tunable filtering" has been published online in Applied Physics Letters. ... read more |
