Universitat Hamburg

Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation

Universitaet Hamburg

Robert Blick

Stefanie Haugg

Robert Zierold

Max G Lagally

Abhishek Bhat

Paul Gwozdz

A method of step-wise exposing a voxel of a resist to radiation for forming a three-dimensional structure, the method comprising setting a step size to a first resolution; setting a voxel volume to a first volume; exposing a first set of voxels of said first volume to radiation using said first resolution; setting the step size to a second resolution being smaller than said first resolution, or, respectively, greater than said first resolution; setting the voxel volume to a second volume being smaller than said first volume, or, respectively, greater than said first volume; and exposing a second set of voxels of said second volume to radiation using said second resolution.

Step-wise formation of a three-dimensional structure employing different resolutions

A microchannel sensor for detecting radiation and/or particles, the microchannel sensor comprising at least one sensor substrate, wherein said sensor substrate comprises a plurality of channels extending from a first side of the substrate to an opposite side of the substrate, wherein said channels are arranged along a channel axis which is tilted relative a normal axis of said substrate, and wherein said plurality of channels comprise a first set of channels with a first cross section and a second set of channels with a second cross section being different from said first cross section.

Microchannel sensor and method of manufacturing the same

Provided is a process for manufacturing magnetically tunable nano-resonators. The nano-resonators comprise nanoparticles of a crystalline magnetic material embedded into cavities of a substrate.

Magnetically tunable resonator

A method to determine the throughput speed v of a pore, comprising the steps of feeding, by means of a driving force F, a filiform calibration element through the pore, the calibration element having a plurality of markers spaced apart by known distances and configured to produce an interaction event that transmits a signal away from the pore upon interaction with the pore, detecting a plurality of interaction events, and determining a time interval &#x394;t between successive interaction events, and/or a frequency &#x3c9; of interaction events.

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Hamburg, Germany

Robert Blick