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The Leibniz Institute for Surface Modification carries out basic and applied research on physical and chemical mechanisms which are important at fabrication and modification of isolating, metallic, semi-conducting and polymeric surface layers. Low-energetic ions, electrons, plasma as well as VUV and UV photons are employed.

It is an important objective of the IOM to apply basic results in applications aiming on new products and processes.

Topics:

Ultra-Precise Surface Finishing

Micro and Nanometer Structures

Layer Deposition

Basic Research on Polymer Layers

Functional Layers

 

Ultra-Precise Surface Finishing


ionenquelle, ionenquellen

- Surface Figuring by Ion Beam and Plasma Jet Technologies

- Surface smoothing down to the sub-nanometer range

- Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Enhanced Chemical Etching - Plasmajet

- Development of ion beam sources

Micro and Nanometer Structures


- Ion- and laser-stimulated processes for patterning and structuring

- Micro- und nano patterning for photonic, micro optic and opto-electronic

- Alternative ion beam based nanostructure fabrication processes

- Structure formation and mechanical properties on the nanometer-scale - Experiments and computer simulations

- Surface and thin film analysis

Layer Deposition

- Ion- and laser-beam assisted thin film deposition

- Fabrication and Characterization of Nanostructures

- Plasma Immersion Ion Implantation (PIII)

- Biocompatible surfaces and thin films

Basic Research on Polymer Layers

quantenchemische Modellierung



- Polymerization Processes and Mechanisms

- Manufacturing and Characterisation of functional Nano-Particles

- Time-Resolved NIR-Spectroscopy - In-Line Process Control

- Surface modification of zeolites

Functional Layers

Excimerstrahler

Functional Nano-Composites

Plasma Polymerization

- UV-/EB-Curing of functional layers

 

 

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