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9th Thermal Probe Workshop

2nd - 3rd April 2025
Zürich

The Thermal Probe Workshop brings together nanofabrication experts and enthusiasts from all over the world for two days of talks, posters and discussions in Zürich, Switzerland. Nanostructures, through creative fabrication methods and a variety of applications, will be presented in a series of talks and poster presentations. The workshop leaves ample time for in-depth discussions inspired by the talks and posters. 

Speakers

Prof. Dr. Francesco Buatier

University of Genoa

Engineering 2D-TMD Nanoarchitectures via Scalable and Deterministic Nanopatterning

Prof. Dr. Xia Liu

Institute of Physics, Beijing

Deterministic grayscale nanotopography for strained 2D field effect transistors

Dr. Michel Calame

Empa

Prof. Dr. Lukas Novotny

ETH Zürich

Exciton-assisted electron tunneling in van der Waals
heterostructures

Mr. Gabriel Natale

Boston College

A new method of probing non-local transport in air-sensitive 2D superconductors

Dr. Lotfi Berguiga

Institut des Nanotechnologies de Lyon

Laser writing on phase change material Sb2S3 thin layer

Dr. Dimitrios Kazazis

PSI

EUV interference lithography for ultimate nanopatterning with photons

Dr. Armin Knoll

IBM Zürich

Automation for high-resolution device fabrication using thermal scanning probe lithography

Dr. Florian Döring

XR Nanotech

Advancing Nanofabrication: Pushing the Limits of Diffractive Optics with High-Resolution Lithography

Dr. Jian Gao

AMOLF

Ms. Elisabeth Erber

LMU

Site-directed placement of DNA origami

Mr. Oliver Barker

University of Liverpool

T-SPL for the nano-conversion of ferromagnetic nano-islands.

Prof. Dr. Xiaorui Zheng

Westlake University

Scanning probe technology for low-dimensional opto-electronics

Dr. Nolan Lassaline

DTU

Shaping quantum landscapes in two-dimensional materials with thermal scanning-probe lithography

Ms. Karla Cordero Sodero

Max Planck Institute

Contact Resistance in Nanoscale Organic Thin-Film Transistors

Mr. Kartik Buddha

Heidelberg Instruments Nano AG

t-SPL Parallelization - A Software Perspective

Prof. Dr. Kelly Morrison

University of Loughborough

NanoFrazor in a glovebox: in-situ patterning and analysis of devices

Check out the technical program here!

NanoFrazor User Meeting

1st April 2025
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Thermal Probe Workshop Zürich

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Bändliweg 30
8048 Zürich, Switzerland
+41 44 500 38 00, info-nano@himt.ch

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