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cfaed: Center for Advancing Electronics Dresden

The Center for Advancing Electronics Dresden (cfaed)
promotes innovation in electronics by conducting multi-
perspective and holistic research on materials, devices,
circuits and systems, systematically analyzing overarching
principles of heterogeneous, nonlinear and networked
entities, and thus exploring novel functional paradigms.

As a scientific and internationally visible electronics center,
we provide platforms for nanofabrication technology,
knowledge management, as well as nanoanalysis and
systems analytics for TU Dresden and DRESDEN-concept
members. We are a central hub of interdisciplinary and
cross-scale research.

We provide knowledge creators with an interdisciplinary
education by conveying systemic, multi-lateral thinking
and fundamentally new approaches by integrating
diverse perspectives.
Right: False coloured Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) image of an
In this way, cfaed strives to expand its position as a array of 5 nano-scale transistors. / Image: Phanish Chava / cfaed
unique science center for electronics in Europe, in
order to transform material innovations into sustain-
able electronics applications and thus secure and CONTACT
develop Germany's innovation capacities in micro-
electronics and nanoelectronics. For example, with its cfaed – Center for Advancing
research activities beyond the IRDS roadmap, standard Electronics Dresden // TU Dresden
von-Neumann and CMOS architectures, we are striving
to become the think tank for future microelectronics Prof. Thomas Mikolajick
and nanoelectronics in Germany. Prof. Yana Vaynzof
Prof. Stefan Mannsfeld

✉ cfaed@tu-dresden.de
cfaed.tu-dresden.de/motivation-goal

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