CSEM Scientific and Technical Report 2008

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European Space Agency (ESA), European Southern Observatory (ESO) and Astrophysical Instrument Projects ESA Projects CHOPIN "Programmable Micro-Diffraction Gratings (PMDG), ESA/ESTEC contract No. 21212/07/NL/IA DEXARM 3_GA Dextrous robot arm ECO ESA Cesium Optical (Prime contractor Oscilloquartz SA) GSTP Laser Diode caracterisation at 779nm (ESA Technological Program GSTP-4) LIDAR PRN Development of Pseudo-Random Noise continuous-wave Lidar Prototype (ESA Technological Program GSTP-4) LISA-PAAM Development, demonstration manufacturing and test of a closed loop controlled, pico-radians resolution, tiltmirror, as “Point Ahead Angle Mechanism” for the ESA LISA-LPT LTMS-2 Long Term Medical Survey system ground prototype MCC Motion Control Chip OGCC Prototype development of ground cesium clock OLCI-MERIS2 The Ocean & Land Colour Instrument (OLCI) on the earth observation satellite Sentinel-3 will use the same in-flight calibration strategy as its successful predecessor MERIS on ENVISAT. The in-flight calibration relies on a Calibration Mechanism, which is designed to insert solar diffusers and a shutter at the camera’s crossover region OSCAR Ultrastable Atomic Beam Clock for Telecom Space Applications and Long-Term Space Missions (ESA Technological Program ARTES-5) OSCC EBB Elegant bread board development of caesium clock for space OSCC Phase A Development of an Optically Pumped Space Cesium Clock (ESA Technological Program ARTES-5) PIPOx Position Independent Pulse Oximeter PRN CCN Pseudo-Random Continuous Wave Backscatter LIDAR Prototype – Contract Change Notice Nr 4 SHM Development of Space Hydrogen Maser for ACES SPHERE Reaction sphere for attitude control SPHM Design Consolidation, Industrialisation and Lifetime Qualification of a Physics Package for a Passive Hydrogen Maser (PHM) (Galileo System Test Bed – Version 2, GSTB-V2) ESO Projects ELT-M5-FSU Development, demonstrator manufacturing and test of a Field Stabilisation Unit (FSU) for the M5 mirror on the future ELT (Extremely Large Telescope, 40 m) of ESO PRIMA-DDL Systems engineering for the development, manufacturing, test and integration of a Differential Delay Line (DDL) for the PRIMA instrument of the ESO-VLT (Very Large Telescope) interferometer line at Cerro Paranal, Chile Astrophysics Projects EMIR-DTU Development, manufacturing and test of a Detector Translation Unit (DTU) for the EMIR instrument on the Gran Canaries Telescope (GTC) of Spain (IAC, Instituto de Astrofisica de Canaries) GOGNIO Feasibility Study for the Design of a 3-Axis Tilting Stage MOSFIRE CSU Development, manufacturing, test and integration of a Configurable Slit mask Unit for the Multi-Object Spectrometer for Infra-Red Exploration Instrument (MOSFIRE) to be mounted on the W.M. Keck Observatory Telescope, Hawaii USA SOFIA SP1 Manufacture of a few spare parts for the M2 mirror bipod (SOFIA M2 mechanisms) SPARE-DTU Spare Energen actuator for the DTU (Detector Translation Unit) 135
Industrial Property Creativity In 2008, 40 invention reports were submitted for examination. Patent portfolio CSEM inventions have led to 31 patent applications in 2008 (17 regular applications and 14 US provisional applications). The patent portfolio has been further enhanced by the extension of different countries of 20 patent files based on prior patent applications. Collaboration with Research Institutes and Universities University Institute Professor Field of collaboration BASPO Magglingen Health Branch U. Maeder Human kinetics CHUV Lausanne Internal Medicine U. Scherrer Physiological patient monitoring Ecole Polytechnique de Montréal (Canada) 136 Ovarian Cancer Institute A.-M. Mes-Masson Use of cytotoxicological platform for individual optimization of cancer drug treatment EPF Lausanne Institut de chimie physique H. Vogel Fluorescent Nanoparticles EPF Lausanne Laboratoire en semiconducteurs avancés pour la photonique et l'électronique N. Grandjean Group III Nitrides EPF Lausanne STI - LMIS 4 P. Renaud Superparamagnetic Nanoparticles EPF Lausanne Institut de chimie physique H. Vogel Fluorescent Nanoparticles EPF Lausanne Laboratoire de microsystèmes J. Brugger Nanofabrication EPF Lausanne Laboratoire de médecine regenerative et pharmacobiologie J. A. Hubbell Smart Nanovalves EPF Lausanne Laboratoire optique appliquée P. Hoffmann Surface nanopatterning EPF Lausanne Laboratoire optique appliquée C. Depeursinge Nanostructured surfaces for biotech EPF Lausanne Department of Material Science and Engineering EPF Lausanne Laboratoire de nanotechnique et métrologie H. Hofmann Coatings Engineering O. Martin Pigment simulations ETH Zurich Nanotechnology Group A. Stemmer Automated Cell Injection ETH Zurich IRIS B. Nelson Automated Cell Injection ETH Zurich Laboratoire matériaux fonctionnels M. Niederberger Metal oxide nanoparticles ETH Zurich Laboratoire de chimie organique F. Diederich Dendrimer self-assembly ETH Zurich Laboratory of Biosensors and Bioelectronics Hochschule für Life Sciences, (FHNW) J. Vörös Single cell manipulation Instituts für Chemie und Bioanalytik U. Pieles AFM Messungen und Materialuntersuchungen HSLU Luzern Electronics competence center Z. Stössel Wireless sensor communication (Pressure strip)
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CONTENTS PREFACE 5 RESEARCH ACTIVIT
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PREFACE Dear Reader, In this report
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TissueOptics - Portable Pulse Oxime
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PackTime - Zero-level Packaging of
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BioTool - an Integrated Parallel At
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SUMO - SUrface MOdified Vision Syst
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SixSense - Six Dimensional Micro Se
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MICROELECTRONICS Christian Enz The
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Hand Detection Using Boosted Classi
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A Low-power 32-bit Dual-MAC 120 µW
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Design of RF Passives in 65 nm CMOS
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Effect of Size on the Performance o
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Wireless Sensor Networks Built Usin
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Massively Parallel Optical Tomograp
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High-speed Imagers P. Buchschacher,
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Applications of X-ray Phase Contras
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Enhanced Visual Chemical Sensor Bas
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Integrated Organic Spectrometer on
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NANOTECHNOLOGY & LIFE SCIENCES Harr
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Polarization Imaging using Nanostru
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Plasmon Based All Optical Switch R.
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Gold Nanorings from Block Copolymer
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J-aggregates inside Mesoporous Meta
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Batch Fabrication of Ultrathin Nano
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A Liquid Delivery System for Single
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On-chip Electrical Characterization
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Surfaces that Regulate Cell Growth
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Sensing Optical Fibres for Integrat
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Miniaturization of an Integrated Op
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NANOMEDICINE Peter Seitz The Europe
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High-Efficiency X-ray Microscopy an
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A Universal Protein Assembler H. Ze
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A Microfluidic Chip for Cytotoxicol
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The CSEM Electrical Impedance Tomog
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DNA-fragment Binding Studies on the
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Fall Detector in Wrist Device M. Be
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Distributed Electronics for Wearabl
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Using IEEE 802.15.4 for Athlete Con
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