Press Releases

Am 20. März 2025 hat Wirtschaftsminister Hubert Aiwanger die Urkunden für den bayerischen Förderanteil an den EU-Chips-Act-Pilotlinien an die beteiligten Fraunhofer-Institute übergeben.

Here it is - our low-defect 2-inch aluminum nitride crystal from Fraunhofer IISB.

Silicon carbide (SiC) provides considerable technical advantages for power electronics - however, the costs are still a drawback. In the »ThinSiCPower« research project, a consortium of Fraunhofer Institutes is developing key technologies to reduce material losses and device thickness while increasing the thermomechanical stability of the assembled SiC chips. The savings achieved are expected to help further accelerate the market development of efficient SiC power electronics.

Am 12. Februar 2025 fand die feierliche Eröffnung des neuen Innovationszentrums im Cleantech Innovation Park in Hallstadt statt. Eine innovative Hightech-Location, die die Stärken und Akteure aus der ganzen Metropolregion Nürnberg zusammenbringt.

We are expanding our electric powertrain research activities and placing an even greater focus on electric machines, to which we are now dedicating a specialist group.

Award-winning highly parallelized rigorous-physical mask solver for high-speed computational lithography.

At the IISB, we've just installed a new tool to investigate and optimize doping processes for wide-bandgap (WBG) and ultra-wide-bandgap (UWBG) semiconductor substrates.

Wir gratulieren Leonard Kuhn zum Energiepreis 2024 des Energie Campus Nürnberg (EnCN)!

The establishment of our industry-compatible joint lab with Semilab Zrt is progressing: we've just got an upgrade to the latest CnCV technology. The new advancements in non-contact corona charge C-V characterization enable a CnCV Kinetic mode to boost measurement speed and throughput - taking performance to the next level.

Der MDR war zu Gast am Fraunhofer IISB und hat für sein Format "Einfach Genial" einen spannenden Beitrag mit Tobias Raczok, Leiter Network und Communications bei EVOLONIC, gedreht. Mit an Board ist auch Adrian Sauer, Teamleiter Evolonic und Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter in der Gruppe Luftfahrtelektronik am IISB.