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Highlights

The IMB-CNM has many success stories regarding the scientific activity, the publications in high impact journals and the technology transfer resulting in new applications for the society. IMB-CNM has an excellent research base line that ensures the success of our strategic goals linked to the scientific activities. These activities are supported by the high quality of the papers published (80% Q1), the number of citations (4,276), and the high internationalisation level (65% of the papers (> 300), 73 different countries).

Here, we put every success story that makes our research and the development in micro and nanoelectronics great.

The IMB-CNM celebrates the 75th anniversary of the invention of the transistor at Bell Labs in Murray Hill (New Jersey), a microelectronic component that is at the heart of the digital revolution. Find out about all the outreach activities we are carrying out to spread the word about the silent revolution.

Participate in the contest for students Un microchip muy grande, a proposal of the IMB-CNM-CSIC financed by the FECYT to promote education in microelectronics and scientific vocations among pre-university students. It is an action that celebrates the 75th anniversary of the invention of the transistor. Submit your proposal before June 30, 2023!

A summary of publications, citations, collaborations, projects and information of interest of the IMB-CNM's 2021 activity. The transparency of our data aims to achieve a better knowledge of how our research centre works and attain scientific excellence.

IMB-CNM is part of many of the CSIC's Interdisciplinary Thematic Platforms (PTIs), a finalist instrument of research and innovation, created to address multidisciplinary challenges of great scientific, economic, and social impact.

IMB-CNM has worked with the industry throughout the years to apply our research into society-changing technologies and, as a result, we have many success stories.

This section includes a list of the highlighted IMB-CNM scientific papers published in journals included in the Science Citation Index (SCI), per year of publication.

Highlights figures

80%
Q1 publications
4.276
number of citations per year
65%
internationalisation level