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Within the framework of the project of Lower Silesian Centre for Materials and Biomaterials a complex of research and measuring laboratories is founded intended for carrying out work on nanotechnology. The laboratories are equipped with technological lines, ensuring the possibility of carrying out complex research work in the areas of Material Engineering, Photonics and Power Storage. There are also Characterization and Measurement Laboratories founded which are equipped with modern appliances for electron microscopy, spectrometry, roentgenography or mechanical properties measurements. The laboratories will be located in reconstructed buildings 1, 7 and in newly-constructed building 9a. The area of the laboratories is circa 7 thousand m2. At present work on the laboratories executive projects are under completion. CHARACTERIZATION AND MEASUREMENT LABORATORIES Optical Spectroscopy Laboratory:
Structural Research Laboratory
LEEM Microscopy Laboratory Materials Resistance Examination Laboratory Calculation Laboratory
Semi-Conductive Structures Technology Laboratory Photonic Microstructures Technology Laboratory Laboratory of Nanostructures for Solar Energy Conversion Fibre-Optics Technology and Application Laboratory
Fibre—Optic Lasers and Amplifiers Laboratory Materials Laser Ablation Laboratory Laser Micro-Processing Laboratory
Polymer, Ceramic, Composite Materials Engineering and Technology Laboratory
Metal-organic and Organic Compounds Characteristics and Synthesis Laboratory Power Storage Laboratory Rare Elements Laboratory
Nanocrystals Laboratory For more detailed information about DCMiB please contact its project menager: Ireneusz Czerwiński Important websites connected to the DCMiB project: Innovative Economy European Programme Polish Ministry of Regional Development webstie Did you know ...Biomimetics imitates nature. In the BioMed project, intelligent forms of medicines are worked on which recognise sick cells; the operation of medicines is patterned on the rule of functioning of the viruses which recognise and then infect the cell. |
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NewsTomasz Wierzbowski (ICT EIT+) granted a STSM scholarship from COST Action IC090210.05.12
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