Press Releases / Pressemitteilungen

cfaed scientist Robert Brückner receives the Emanuel Goldberg award for his PhD thesis

Further awards for Hans Kleemann and Bernhard Siegmund
Press Release No 5

Published on Thu, 06 Mar 2014 in PRESS RELEASES

On 7 March, cfaed scientist Robert Brückner receives the Emanuel Goldberg Award for his excellent PhD thesis in the area of organic electronics, completed at the Institute for Applied Photo Physics (IAPP).The prize with a value of € 2,000 is also awarded to Hans Kleemann, who completed his doctoral degree at the same institute. F

„Saxony was my favorite next to Silicon Valley.“

cfaed attracts PhD students from all over the world: 80 students from 12 countries
Press Release No 4

Published on Tue, 11 Feb 2014 in PRESS RELEASES

“Saxony was my favorite next to the Californian Silicon Valley”, Siavash Ghiasvand says, an ambitious 28-year-old PhD student of computer science from Tehran. The Iranian applied for PhD positions in the USA and in Dresden. “Here are so many computer companies producing really top hardware. This is an optimal base for me as a software specialist.”

cfaed Path Leader Prof. Karl Leo received the Hector Science Award 2013

Press Release No 3

Published on Tue, 04 Feb 2014 in PRESS RELEASES

Congratulations from the Cluster: Prof. Dr. Karl Leo, Leader of the cfaed research path “Organic/Polymer“, received the Hector Science Award 2013. The graduation ceremony for the award was held on 31^st January 2014 in Heidelberg.

International cfaed Seminar Series 2014

Scottish physicist gives a lecture titled “Complex Oxides: a Playground for Physics and Technology”
Press Release No 2

Published on Fri, 31 Jan 2014 in PRESS RELEASES

A highlight at the start of the international cfaed Seminar series of the Center for Advancing Electronics Dresden (cfaed) 2014: The new director of Max Planck Institute for Chemical Physics of Solids, Prof. Andrew Mackenzie, gives a lecture titled “Complex Oxides: a Playground for Physics and Technology” in the Barkhausen Building (Room BAR 205) on 3 February, 4pm.

TUD scientists start the project “FAST – Fast Actuators Sensors and Transceivers”

Press Release No 1

Published on Wed, 22 Jan 2014 in PRESS RELEASES

The Technische Universität Dresden (TUD) starts the project “FAST – Fast Actuators Sensors and Transceivers” tomorrow, 23 January 2014. More than 120 representatives of about 60 companies will participate at the two-day kick-off event at the TUD event hall at Dülferstraße.