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751. TuZ 2019

Two presentations at the 31th GMM/GI/ITG Workshop on test methods and reliability of circuits

Event

752. 9. Workshop „Sensorik 4.0“

Schwerpunkt dieses Workshops: Linux-basierte echtzeitfähige Sensorsysteme

Reference

753. Data-driven Identification of Causal Dependencies in Cyber-Physical Production Systems

Kaja Balzereit, Alexander Maier Björn Barig Tino Hutschenreuther Oliver Niggemann In Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Agents and Artificial Intelligence - Volume 2: ICAART, ISBN 978-989-758-350-6, pages 592-601, 19 - 21 February, 2019, Prague, Czech Republic, DOI: https://doi.org/10.5220/0007362005920601

Reference

754. A Fully Passive RFID Temperature Sensor SoC With An Accuracy Of ±0.4 °C (3σ) From 0 °C To 125 °C

Jun Tan, Muralikrishna Sathyamurthy Alexander Rolapp Jonathan Gamez Eckhard Hennig Eric Schäfer Ralf Sommer in IEEE Journal of Radio Frequency Identification, vol. 3, no. 1, pp. 35-45, March 2019. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1109/JRFID.2019.2896145

Press release

755. New financial managing director at IMMS

Mr. Eberhardt (r), financial managing director of IMMS since 1 Feb 2019, Prof. Sommer, scientific director (c) and Mr. Kelm (l), former financial managing director. Photo: IMMS.

Hans-Joachim Kelm hands over to Martin Eberhardt as of February 1, 2019

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756. Energieautarkes Industrie-4.0-konformes Funksensorsystem

Wolfram Kattanek, Science meets Industry, 23. Januar 2019, Chemnitz

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757. Science meets Industry

Silicon Saxony invites scientists and industry partners to the 2nd meeting "Science meets Industry".

Reference

758. MEDIKIT

Lock-in imager chip for time-resolved fluorescence imaging with europium in an example application for digital readout of strip tests. Photo: IMMS.

IMMS has developed a chip for mobile diagnostic systems for the early detection of diseases using time-resolved fluorescence measurements.

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759. MagSens

ANSYS simulation of the transmission behavior of a magnetostrictive piezoelectric MEMS beam structure. Photograph: IMMS.

IMMS was involved in research on MEMS sensors that will detect the weakest magnetic fields in the future, for example in medical technology.

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760. Sylvo Jäger, microsensys GmbH

“For a number of years now, we have been appreciative of our cooperation with IMMS. The Institute is for us an innovative technological partner in our own geographical area, capable of supporting us not only in implementing various development tasks in the ASIC design field but also of coordinating joint projects which benefit from industrial and public subsidy.”