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instruments. Main related relevant activities / projects Development and calibration of a long range 2D nanopositioning stage. (Desarrollo y calibracion de una etapa para nanoposicionado 2d de amplio rango). This project is supported by the Spanish ―Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación‖. DPI2010-21629-C02-01. 2011-2013. Other information - Directory of the Spanish Nanotechnology Community Page 116 of 134
Capacities ICFO-The Institute of Photonic Sciences University Technology Center Other SME Big Industry characterization nanocomposites nanosensors synthesis/func. nanophotonics nanobiotechnology nanoadditives nanometrology nanosimulation nanoencapsulates Address: Av. Carl Friedrich Gauss, num. 3 08860 Castelldefels (Barcelona) Tel.: +34-935534001 Fax: +34-935534000 http://www.icfo.eu/ Contact: Gonçal Badenes Chief Scientist, Nanophotonics Lab e-mail: goncal.badenes@icfo.es Organization profile The Institute of Photonic Sciences was created in 2002 by the regional Government of Catalonia, Spain - through the Department of Universities and Research - and the Technical University of Catalonia. ICFO is a research centre of excellence devoted to the study of the optical sciences, with the mission to become one of Europe’s foremost photonics research centres. The centre has a triple mission of frontier research, post-graduate education, and knowledge and technology transfer. ICFO collaborates actively with many leading research centres, universities, hospitals, health care centres, and a variety of private corporations worldwide. Opening: April 2002 Activity Areas Research at ICFO is organized in four wide-scope areas: Nonlinear Optics, Quantum Optics, Nano Photonics and Bio Photonics. Research is organized in 3 major programs: Light for Health, Light for Energy and Light for Information. Employees ICFO currently hosts more than 250 researchers, including group leaders, post-doctoral researchers, PhD students and research engineers, organized in 20 research groups working in 60 state-of-the-art research laboratories, equipped with the latest experimental facilities and supported by a range of cutting-edge facilities for nanofabrication, characterization, imaging and engineering. The Institute is located in a specially designed, 14.000 m2-building situated in the Mediterranean Technology Park in the metropolitan area of Barcelona. Main capacities in nanotechnology / nanoscience The Nanophotonics Fabrication Laboratory (NPL) at ICFO is a transversal facility devoted to the fabrication and characterization of nanostructured photonic devices. This laboratory, which is open to users both within and outside ICFO, includes state of the art nanofabrication tools and techniques for a wide range of optical applications, ranging from biosensing to optical communications, and spanning a broad range of materials, including polymers, semiconductors, metals, or crystals, among others. All these tools and facilities are housed in a class-10000 clean-room environment. The laboratory also Directory of the Spanish Nanotechnology Community Page 117 of 134
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