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• x-ray diffraction studies of materials • Surface morphology imaging and quantitative measurements in all three dimensions (x, y, z) for a large variety of materials • Si micromachining for optical MEMS • Sol-gel technology for photonic structures and sensors • Design, fabrication and characterisation of OEICs and optical MEMS for communications and sensors (chemo and bio) • Modelling and simulation of micro and nano optoelectronic and photonic devices • Advanced materials for micro and nano photonic structures (nano-crystalyne Si, Si alloys, composite polymers Group: Centre of Nanotechnology (Nanotechnology Laboratory ) General Contact: http://www.imt.ro/PublicInfo/Departments-Labs/D1/L15/l15.htm) Contact Person & E- Alexandra Irina Kleps, irinak@imt.ro mail: Expertise: • Field emission pressure sensors • Field emission magnetic sensors • Vacuum field emission (theory and experimental) • Porous silicon • Thin films • Nanoelectrodes for pollution control by cyclic voltammetry • Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) • Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) and a-Silicon Carbide (a- SiC) • Low frequency noise and phonon noise spectroscopy In 2003, Laboratory of nanotechnologies from IMT- Bucharest, participated in the national MATNANTECH competition and gained other new projects, as follows: o Microchip for DNA identification (DNA-PCR) o Integrated system on silicon for controlled drug delivery (DESIRE) o Technologies for nanostructured silicon membranes fabrication for a pharmaceutical micro-laboratory (FARMEC) Furthermore, this centre participates as coordinator in the national project SINEMA: Porous silicon matrix for 182
iomedical applications. The project received financial support from MATNANTECH programme for the period 2001-2004. The Responsabilities of the centre and the partners in this project are: Centre of Nanotechnology • realisation of a porous silicon matrix as a test-support for cell growth; • technologies for porous silicon surface modification in order to ensure its biocompatibility; Partners: • National Institute for Research and Development in Material Physics, Bucharest; Responsability: porous silicon characterisation. • Institute of Biochemistry, Bucharest, Responsibility: study the cell culture growth on the surface of the micro/mezo porous silicon. The Center of nanotechnology is partner in the following international projects: • Brancusi Romanian-French Project (2003-2004): Selective growth of carbon nanotubes on silicon nanoelectrode array; French; Partner: Institut de Physique et Chimie des Matériaux (IPCMS) • Research Infrastructure for Microelectronics Development, Analysis and Characterisation RIMDAC-Porous silicon matrix for biomedical applications, NMRC Cork (2003-2004) • European FP5 Network PHANTOMS, CMP Científica, Madrid, Spain (2001-2004); • European FP6 Network Nanostructured and Functional Polymer-Based Materials and Nanocomposites • NanofunPOLY, Coordinator: Prof. José M. Kenny Italian Consortium for Science and Technology of Materials (INSTM) (2003-2006); • Nato Science Programme: Collaborative Linkage Grant, Nano-structured functional coatings for optical and lubricating applications, (2003-2004); Coordinator: Institute of New Materials, CVD Division, Saarland University Saarbrücken, Germany National Institute for R&D of Isotopic and Molecular Technologies Cluj-Napoca Address: P.O.Box 700, R3400 Cluj-Napoca, Romania Institute General Fax: +40 264 42 00 42 Contacts: Website:www.itim-cj.ro 183
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