Institute of Electronic and Sensor Materials
Welcome to the IESM website
The focus of the Institute of Electronic and Sensor Materials is on the interface and surface chemistry of materials used in electronics, chemical and biological sensing, and membrane technology. A wide range of surfaces of different materials is researched. The competences of the institute include the areas of material synthesis, coating technologies as well as the characterization of materials and functions, especially of nanoscale materials.
The Institute of Electronic and Sensor Materials belongs to the Faculty of Materials Science and Technology (Faculty 5). It was founded on March 1, 2007 and is located at Gustav-Zeuner-Strasse 3.
Institute director & professorship Electronic and Sensor Materials
Prof. Dr. rer.nat. Yvonne Joseph
Professorship Biomineralogy and Extreme Biomimetics
Prof. Dr. rer.nat.habil. Hermann Ehrlich
News
08 Nov 2021 |
Renewable and with potential: Dr. Katja Heise develops bio-based membranes and sensors
With a postdoctoral fellowship from the Academy of Finland, Dr. Katja Heise as a visiting scientist at the Institute for Electronics and Sensor Materials (IESM) of TU Bergakademie Freiberg develops innovative materials made of nanocellulose and nanochitin. … weiterlesen
25 Aug 2021 |
Robot-based water monitoring system on measuring tour on selected waters throughout Saxony
The first test campaign of the ESF-funded RoBiMo project is currently underway. Young researchers are testing the current status of the robot-based water monitoring system on Saxon reservoirs and collecting data that will then be evaluated with a view to climate change development. … weiterlesen
16 Jun 2021 |
Filtering instead of showering: researchers are developing a new material from a bath sponge
Researchers at TU Bergakademie Freiberg developed an innovative material from a cultured marine sponge. When the fibers of the sponge react with a copper-containing ammonia solution, such as that found in the electronics industry, the mineral atacamite is formed. … weiterlesen
The start-up "NaPaGen" will in future be able to produce high-purity precious metal nanoparticles with an innovative production system. This will produce inks of improved quality for inkjet printing of electronic components for smart systems as well as for vehicle and aircraft construction. … weiterlesen
