The device is the result of KardiaTool, a European project. It contains a biosensor chip developed in the Clean Room of the IMB-CNM, and functionalized magnetic nanoparticles synthesized at ICMAB, key to detect the biomarkers found in saliva.
Two agreements between the Ministry of Science and Innovation and the CSIC are underway for the application of European funds, 50% of which financed with funds from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), in order to modernise, consolidate, expand and evolve the infrastructures for the micro and nanotechnologies of the Clean Room.
IMB-CNM celebrates the success of the fifth launch of 36 of the OneWeb satellites, that happened this past dawn, which are equipped with photodiodes manufactured in the Clean Room of the Barcelona Institute of Microelectronics. The satellites are conformed of solar tracking sensors which contain silicon photodiodes that have been made in our centre.
Horizon 2020 grants more than 4 million euros of Budget to an international project with more than 10 institutions involved.
Intelligent Reliability 4.0 (iRel40) is an international project to enhance the ECS reliability, a “must have” to fulfil customer demands and the needs of an increasingly more complex environment.
The SPEED group will host a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship within the H2020 program.
The Radiation Detectors Group will work with the international team in Switzerland to develop innovative sensors for the next upgrade of the experiment.
Los dispositivos, diseñados y fabricados en el Instituto de Microelectrónica de Barcelona (IMB-CNM) del CSIC, son un elemento crítico de la misión BepiColombo, cuyo lanzamiento está previsto para el sábado 20 de octubre. Son 700 diodos de protección de las celdas fotovoltaicas de los paneles solares, que estarán expuestos a temperaturas muy extremas: de 300 ºC durante el 'día' hasta 150ºC bajo cero en la 'noche'.
