Welcome to Nanotech Germany - Nano in Germany

Principal Office
AGeNT-D
University of Technology Berlin
Hardenbergstr. 36
D-10623 Berlin
Germany
Phone: (+)49 - 30 31 42 21 84
Fax: (+)49 - 30 31 42 25 69
E-Mail: srodt@physik.tu-berlin.de
Web: www.ag-nano.de
Contact Person
Dr. Sven RODT
Manager
Phone: (+)49 - 30 31 42 21 84
Fax: (+)49 - 30 31 42 25 69
E-Mail: srodt@physik.tu-berlin.de
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Principal Office
AGeNT-D
NanoMat, Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe GmbH
Hermann-von-Helmholtz-Platz 1
76344 Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen
Germany
Phone: (+)49 - 72 47 82 26 30
Fax: (+)49 - 72 47 82 64 20
E-Mail: info@nanomat.fzk.de
Web: www.ag-nano.de
Contact Person
Dr. Michael HARMS
Manager
Phone: (+)49 - 72 47 82 81 04
Fax: (+)49 - 72 47 82 55 79
E-Mail: michael.harms@nanomikro.fzk.de
AGeNT-D is a consortium of the eleven German Nanotechnology Competence Centers
(CCNano), which are networks of partners from science, industry and finances. They are
focussed on different areas of nanotechnology and supported by the Federal Ministry of
Education and Research (BMBF) since 1998. Central goal is the concentration of the knowledge
in the area of nanotechnology and its supply to industry and society to profit by applications.
AGeNT-D was established in February 2007 and is supported by the BMBF. It is managed by
CC NanoOptoelectronics. The managing director is Prof. Dr. Dieter Bimberg.
The members are presently
• cc-NanoChem e.V.-Competence Center Chemical Nanotechnology for New Materials
• CeNTech - Center for Nanotechnology
• ENNaB - Excellence Network NanoBioTechnology
• Hessen-Nanotech
• INCH - Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center
• NanoBioNet e.V. - Network of Competence for Nano- and Biotechnology
• NanoMat - Competence Network for Nanomaterials
• NanOp - Competence Centre for the Application of Nanostructures in Optoelectronics
• NMN e.V. – Nano and Material Innovations Lower Saxony
• UFS - Competence Center Ultrathin Functional Films
• UPOB - Competence Center Ultra-Precise Surface Figuring e.V.
Working areas and targets of AGeNT-D
• Development of mutual R&D strategies
• Strengthening of supraregional networking and international co-operation
• Strengthening of technology transfers within and between the networks
• Political advisory work
• Education and advanced training
• Standardisation
• Constitution of mutual public relations
• Grant of nanoscience awards