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11.3. National programmes and projects There is a national programme of centres of excellence and competence, which funds innovative research in many areas including nanotechnology. Centres of Excellence and Centres of Competence in <strong>Nanotech</strong>nology http://www.npk.gov.pl/centra_dosk/index_en.html & http://www.6pr.pl/coe/i.html These centres serve as a hub for teams of scientists with outstanding achievements who cooperate in the areas of common interest and of large significance for national economies. This role supports the innovative activity of the centre and boosts the promotion of research, technology and products at home and abroad Micro- and Nano-Technology Applied Research Centre Institute of Electron Technology (ITE) 32/46 Lotników Al., 02-668 Warszawa, Poland (48-22) 548-78-80; (48-22) 548-78-82 The MANTARC centre focuses on applied research in the field of integrated microelectronic, micromechanical and optoelectronic systems and devices. The Centre aims at becoming a national resource for applications of MEMS/MOEMS microtechnologies in order to meet scientific and technical challenges of the industry. The most important topics of the research and development activities include: • development of new electrical, photoelectrical and SEM/TEM methods • photodetectors including silicon avalanche photodiodes, • silicon sensors for physical and chemical quantities, • micro- and nano-probes for 3D surface analysis with scanning atomic force microscopy, • analogue and digital specialised integrated circuits and systems, including Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASIC's) and Systems on Chip (SoC), Contact: Piotr Dumania, Ph.D pdumania@ite.waw.pl High Pressure Methods in Optoelectronics, <strong>Nanotech</strong>nology and Biotechnology High Pressure Research Center Polish Academy of Sciences 29/37 Sokołowska Str., 01-142 Warszawa, Poland (48-22) 632-50-10; (48-22) 632-42-18 The largest high-pressure research center in West and Central Europe combines basic research and applications. The main fields of research are solid state physics, materials science and biotechnology. Within the Center of Excellence project areas or research include • development of nitride-semiconductor blue- and UV-light emitters, • synthesis of nanocrystalline powders and sintering of nanocrystalline ceramics • development of high pressure equipment. Contact: Witold Łojkowski wl@unipress.waw.pl 160
Centre for Knowledge Based Materials and Technologies Technical University of Szczecin 17 Piastów Alee, 70-310 Szczecin, Poland (48-91) 4494730; (48-91) 4496886 Technology of nanostructural forms of carbon is the main focus of the centre. Advanced functional materials including superconductors, ferroelectric, polymeric and magnetic materials s for use in electronics and in optoelectronics new membrane technologies in applications leading to pure technologies, limited energy consumption. Contact: Prof. Dr. Ryszard J. Kaleńczuk rk@mailbox.ps.pl NanoCentre Warsaw University of Technology Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering 141 Wołoska Str., 02-507 Warszawa, Poland (48-22) 849-99-29 / 660-85-14 The research in the Centre is organised around three areas: processing, modelling and characterisation of structure and properties of nanomaterials. The research in processing is carried out in the areas of permanent magnet materials, soft magnetic materials, intermetallics, aluminium-based structural materials, nanocomposites, very hard coatings etc. The applied processing techniques are, e.g., mechanical alloying, rapid solidification, severe plastic deformation, CVD, PVD, impulse plasma deposition. Modelling is the growing area of interest, and the recent developments here are: modelling of texture formation in nanocrystalline permanent magnets, modelling of crystallographic structure of nanocrystalline materials Contact: Prof. Tadeusz Kulik wim@inmat.pw.edu.pl NANODIAM - New Technologies for Medical Applications: Studying and Production of Carbon Surfaces Allowing for Controllable Bioactivity Technical University of Łódź 1 Stefanowskiego Str., 90-924 Łódź, Poland 48-42) 631-22-77; (48-42) 631-22-79 The research interest of the Centre focuses on study and production of new materials with intentionally modified surfaces, exhibiting variety of properties designed for controllable bioactivity. Contact: Prof. Stanisław Mitura mitura@ck-sg.p.lodz.pl Nanometer-scale Science and Advanced Materials Jagiellonian University 4 Reymonta Str., 30-059 Kraków, Poland (48-12) 632-48-88; (48-12) 633-70-86 The NANOSAM Centre is concerned with • Electronic and atomic properties of nanoscopic systems. • Nano-scale modification of surfaces. • Biological materials at nanoscale. 161
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