The ForLab Network
The “Forschungslabore Mikroelektronik Deutschland (ForLab)” network links 14 universities (as of Nov/2023) through a joint external presentation of microelectronics research in Germany. The university network for semiconductor technology and microelectronics aims to increase the visibility of microelectronics research at universities, accelerate the transfer of technology into applications and promote the training of young scientists beyond university boundaries.
These are our tasks:
- Using infrastructure
- Attracting young talent
- Bundling competencies
- Creating visibility
- Building a network
- Promoting cooperation
Advantages for alliance partners
- Easier access to resources and infrastructure
- Increased visibility through outreach and the Competence Atlas
- Better networking of minds and ideas
- Cooperative measures to recruit young talent
- Networking with national and European projects to promote young talent
Network partners (as of 01/2024)
Find out more about the following topics:
SubpagesMicroelectronics research at Kiel University Microelectronics research at Kiel University Back to overview map Infrastructure Environment Competence Center for Nanosystem Technology …with the Clean Room Kiel Nano Laboratory Center for Networked Sensor Systems (ZEVS) TEM ...
Microelectronics research at the University of Stuttgart Microelectronics research at the University of Stuttgart Back to overview map Infrastructure Environment Clean room at IHT © IHT, University of Stuttgart Clean room at the IGM © IGM, University of Stuttgart Clean room at IPV © ...
Microelectronics research at Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences Microelectronics research at Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences Infrastructure Environment The virtual technology lab Microsystems technology at the Zweibrücken campus: Clean room Microsystems technology at the ...
University of Kassel Microelectronics research at the University of Kassel The University of Kassel (22,000 students, 3,350 employees, including 315 professors) focuses on two interdisciplinary research areas: “Multifunctional Materials and Multiscale Systems” ...
Microelectronics research at the Technical University of Munich Microelectronics research at the Technical University of Munich Infrastructure Environment Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, Garching https://www.cit.tum.de/en/cit/school/zeitlab/ Technology hub for the TUM ...
Goals The aim of this project is to consolidate the cooperation structures of the research laboratories and expand them by including additional university locations. The creation of uniform guidelines for cleanrooms and laboratories will simplify ...
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