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Felix started his education as trainee in microsystem technologies at i-MEET. For the next three years Felix will support Corina and join our device processing team with a focus on perovskites and become an expert in clean room technology, semiconductor processing and device characterization. We wis...

A cordial welcome to Osbel Almora at i-MEET. Osbel is physicist by training and graduated from the University of Havana, Cuba. After being a research fellow at the Solar Cells Laboratory at IMRE / Havana, he spent the last three years at the University of Jaume I, Spain, working with Germà Garcia-Be...

Misha (Mykhailo Sytnyk) used organic pigments from a paint-shop as starting material for a simple wet chemical synthesis of hierarchical nanocrystals with various well controlled bio-inspired shapes and sizes.

Congratulations to our soccer team! The 2nd place in the soccer tournament of the department of material science came very surprising. The joint i-MEET & ZAE team had consolidated the 6th or 7th rank for the last couple of years, but this year everything was different. A number of big wins in the pr...

Several colleagues from SKLLMD labs came to Erlangen for a joint workshop on the development of novel organic semiconductors.

Researchers at i-MEET have published more than 63 full papers in 2016, among them three manuscripts in Nature. If you are interested in learning more about i-MEET you can download the annual report for free.

6 researchers from the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg made it on the Highly Cited Researchers list. The 2016 Highly Cited Researchers list represents some of the world's most influential minds as determined by a citation analysis of Web of Science data. Two of them, Patrik Schmuki and Christoph J. ...

Shanghai Global Ranking 2017 positions Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg in the Academic Subject Energy Science & Engineering on the best rank ever and probably on the highest rank reached by a German university.

Shreetu and Gebi developed in cooperation with Siemens a mechanical sintering process to fabricate polycrystalline MAPbI3 wafers with millimeter thickness and well-defined crystallinity.

Within only three days Jevgen and Nicola passed their PhD examination with the best possible grades. Jevgen developed synthetic scalable methods for novel semiconducting nanocrystals. Nicola explored the fundaments of ternary composites.