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Last week we visited BRUGG Lifting in Birr. First, Michael Siegfried, CTO of BRUGG Lifting, gave us a detailed company presentation.
We were then given a tour of the production facilities and visited the test benches and the quality department. It was very exciting to see how a finished lift rope is created from a single wire. We then had the opportunity to introduce ANAXAM to the Engineering & Quality team from BRUGG Lifting. We also went into detail about the measurements that we have already carried out for the BRUGG Group AG.

On 27 August, a group from the Aargau section of the Swiss Engineering Association visited Park Innovaare. After a presentation of Park Innovaare by CEO Robert Rudolph and a tour of the park's premises, our CTO Matthias Wagner presented the possibilities of applied material analysis with Neutron and Synchrotron radiation at ANAXAM.

We welcomed representatives from the Zimmer Group and Asytec AG this week.

This Article is only available in german: Die QSmetalAM 2024 feierte dieses Jahr ihr drittes Jubiläum und war ein voller Erfolg. Mit über 50 begeisterten Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmern und zahlreichen inspirierenden Vorträgen war die Veranstaltung ein Highlight für alle Beteiligten. Wir danken herzlich den Referenten, die ihre Expertise und innovativen Ideen teilten.

Together with Simon Streck and Lukas Engesser from Thyssenkrupp Presta AG, we recently visited the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF) in Grenoble.

The Markforged Community Brunch took place yesterday at Urma AG in Rupperswil.

Please find the detailed job advertisment in the link below

Cosmic ray testing is usually performed with the gate electrode shortened to the emitter ground, producing zero electric field across the gate dielectric oxide. In real applications, the gate is usually charged to +/-15 V with respect to the emitter, resulting in a field strength exceeding 100 kV/mm. This work aims to test the effect of a gate voltage applied on the failure in time (FIT) rate of Trench Si-IGBTs irradiated with protons and neutrons, providing more realistic test conditions close to the application. Further, HTGB tests are performed on the surviving devices to provide novel insights into the impact of cosmic ray particles on the gate oxide reliability.

We are pleased to present you with our 2023 Annual Report of our Technology Transfer Center. The Annual Report is available here in German.