Fraunhofer Institute for Reliability and Microintegration IZM
The Berlin Center for Digital Transformation is the shared home of Berlin’s Fraunhofer Institutes for a plethora of research and development activities, ranging from information and communications technology, data processing, the realization of novel electronic systems to production technology and microelectronics.
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Fraunhofer IZM has achieved another important milestone in its commitment to qualified customer-specific process development: The International Certification Group (ICG) confirms that the quality management system of the "Wafer Level System Integration" (WLSI) department is in accordance with the standard DIN EN ISO 9001:2015 and has been officially certified for “Research, development, and services in electronic packaging”.
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Project Medilight / 2018
Miniaturized smart system for wound therapy
Driven by the industrial partner URGO Recherche Innovation et Développement, seven partners have worked together within the H2020 EU-funded MEDILIGHT project to translate the technology behind light stimulation treatments delivered in hospitals into a smart wearable system for the personalized light treatment of chronic wounds.
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In Fraunhofer‘s lighthouse project, the development of a extremely energy-efficient and modular hardware creates the basis for a comprehensive Internet of Things.
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The 2017 edition of the annual International Wafer Level Packaging Conference in San Jose, CA, has recognized the work of Dr. Wolfram Steller with not one, but two Best Paper Awards.
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L3MATRIX is an EU Horizon 2020 research project (grant number 688544) of 36 month duration (1 December 2015 – 30 November 2018) developing the next generation of data-centre infrastructure.
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Award / 2018
Fraunhofer IZM named Research Institute of the Year
Fraunhofer IZM is very excited about coming in first place among the »Research Institutes of the Year« honored at the 3DInCites Awards 2018.
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Dresden | Tokio / 2018
Organic Electronics – Cutting Edge Research from Saxony Goes Global
The international journey of the innovation cluster “Organic Electronics Saxony” (OES) is entering its next stage. Thirty partners from Germany and Japan have come together for two joint development projects, focusing on the development of stable OLEDs on flexible glass and printed 3D and organic electronics applications.
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High Crimes and Misdemeanors at the Institute / 2018
Crime Scene IZM
Fraunhofer IZM is in a criminal mood – as the setting for the Berlin version of Germany’s long-running crime drama series Tatort. The filming took place in early February and featured German actor Mark Waschke in his role as Detective Inspector Karow, and two members of the Institute in non-speaking parts
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15 January 2018 saw the launch of the European research project SERENA with its formal kick-off Meeting in Villach, Austria. Working with nine industry and research partners across Europe, the Fraunhofer Society has committed itself to developing economical and efficient high-performance HF platforms for next-generation mobile communications (5G).
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