Two days of collaborative exchanges which enabled us to review the progress achieved so far and plan for the next 6 months.
Thanks to our host TUWIEN for organising this 5th consortium meeting in beautiful Vienna.
Many congratulations to Qi Tang from the UNIVBRIS team who successfully defended her PhD thesis on “Design, Fabrication and Characterisation of Nano-electromechanical (NEM) Relays for Circuit Applications”.
Qi carried out this work within the ZeroAMP and i-EDGE projects and was an author / coauthor on four journal papers and 5 conference papers. Well done Qi!
On 26 June 2024, the i-EDGE members got together for the 4th consortium meeting "CM4" hosted by AMO in Aachen, Germany.
This fruitful scientific meeting was also the opportunity to rehearse the review which took place the following day in the presence of our project officer and reviewer.
We're excited to announce that NEM Switch Technology, pioneered in the i-EDGE project, has been featured on page 8 of the latest issue of "INNO" magazine dedicated to: "Forward Horizons: Exploring Future Technologies“
"INNO" is an international high-tech magazine for users of micro- and nanotechnology, photonics, MEMS, and advanced materials. Published three to four times a year by the IVAM Microtechnology Network, it highlights cutting-edge advancements and innovations in these fields.
Read the latest issue here.
Over the last two days the members of the i-EDGE project got together for the project 3rd consortium meeting. Many thanks to our host CSEM for the organisation of this very fruitful meeting.
i-EDGE has received funding from the European Union (grant number 101092018), the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI) and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) under the UK government's Horizon Europe funding guarantee (grant numbers 10061130 and 10063023).
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