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The 40th Chemnitz Seminar is held under the title "Sensor Systems for One Health." Over two days, we will discuss with representatives from industry and academia how technological systems can support the One Health approach. One Health considers the interconnected health of humans, animals, and the environment and includes work from various fields such as human and veterinary medicine, environmental and agricultural sciences, or even food technology. In all these areas, intelligent systems for analyzing pathogens, capturing vital data, or monitoring living conditions play a major role today and are essential for the rapid diagnosis of critical conditions.

The 39th Chemnitz Seminar will take place this time under the title "Electronic Packaging and Applications". In this workshop, we would like to discuss current questions about industry, science, and applications on novel devices with you as experts from the micro and nanotechnology sector.

We will present our research and development results on micro- and nanotechnology manufacturing processes, new sensor concepts, testing and reliability at SEMICON Europa 2024.

We will present our research and development results on microfluidic sensor systems, CNT-based biosensors and micromechanical ultrasonic transducers for medical technology at COMPAMED 2024.

The 38th Chemnitz Seminar will take place this time under the title "Processes and Technologies for Nano Devices". In this workshop, we would like to discuss current questions about industry, science, and applications on novel devices with you as experts from the micro and nanotechnology sector.

We cordially invite you to the 15th Fraunhofer Symposium "Micro/Nanotechnology, MedTec and Life Sciences: Shaping the Future" on December 9 and 10, 2024, in Sendai, Japan. The accompanying program includes an exhibition, a dinner reception, and lab tours.

Heating pipes are already used in many areas today. The Fraunhofer ENAS is involved in manufacturing technology (the inkjet printing process). The goal is to be able to produce heating conductors in single quantities, customized and cost-efficiently. The inkjet printing process as well as the performance of the manufactured heating conductors and scalable surface heaters are presented. The reliability is also discussed through high temperature testing, repeatability, long-term stability, and flexibility. Finally, experiences in the production of heating conductors on three-dimensional surfaces using robot-guided inkjet printing, as well as the development of a new printed heating conductor system for applications in electric vehicles, are presented.

Would you like to learn how image and volume correlation can be used in material and component testing, in damage or deformation analysis, and for reliability analysis of electronic components and systems? Register today for the colloquium and secure your spot!

The Winter School in 2024 is dedicated to the main topic "Data Science for Nanofabrication" and will take place from March 6 to 8, 2024. In addition to lectures, pitches, workshops and leisure events, you will receive an exclusive insight into our laboratories and clean rooms.

We will be showing demonstrators to accompany our presentations and posters at SSI 2024 and the parallel apc|m in Hamburg.