Cluster NanoMat: Innovation by collaboration

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1 Cluster NanoMat: Innovation by collaboration Zukunftschancen für den Standort BW Vortragende: Dr. Brigitte Baretzky INSTITUT FÜR NANOTECHNOLOGIE 1 KIT Universität des Landes Baden-Württemberg und nationales Großforschungszentrum in der Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft

2 Geschäftsführerin: Prof. Dr. Jasmin Aghassi 2

3 Zukunftschancen für den Standort BW: NanoMat Cluster Mission: Bridge the Gap Clusters NanoMat im am Karlsruher Institut für Technologie Partner des Clusters NanoMat Kernkompetenzen von NanoMat Zusammenarbeit und Erfolgsgeschichten Forschung trifft Entwicklung: Kongresse, Symposien und Workshops als Info-Plattform Interessiert an einer Zusammenarbeit mit NanoMat? 3

4 Mission: Bridge the Gap Brücke zwischen Forschung und Produkt Anwendungsforschung Produktentwicklung NanoMat als ein überregionales Cluster von Universitäten, Forschungseinrichtungen und Unternehmen. Grundlagenforschung NanoMat ist Teil des KIT, angesiedelt am Institut für Nanotechnologie und eingebettet in das Helmholtz-Programm: Science and Technology of Nanosystems 4

5 Facts and Figures: Institute of Nanotechnology Personell 15 Heads of Department 9 Research Groups with Third Party Fund about 140 Scientists and about 70 PhDand Diploma (Master, Bachelor) Students Budget 2012 Total (without overhead): 13 Mio KIT-Budget: 10 Mio Third-Party Fund: 3 Mio Projects Total: 100 Projects KIT-Research Projects (Program STN): 30 Third-Party Fund Projects: 70 Publications 2012 About 260 in ISI-WoS and about 20 Patents 5

6 NanoMat-Partner Companies: BASF BMW BOSCH Evonik Johnson Controls Merck Munich RE STO AG R&D Institutes: EMPA, Zürich Leibniz, Dresden FHG, ISC FHG, ITC FHG, IFAM FHG, IKTS FHG, IGB FHG, ISI MPI, Stuttgart Hohenstein Institute Universities: Aachen, RWTH Erlangen Karlsruhe, KIT Konstanz Darmstadt Duisburg-Essen Ulm Stuttgart Polish Institute of high pressure physics Dechema 6

7 Core Competencies of NanoMat NanoMat: Virtual Enterprise Management Financing Research Political dialogue Information Infrastructure: Labs KIT, KNMF, partner labs 7

8 Project Opportunities & Collaboration & Success Stories Public funded projects, e.g. BMBF, BMWi, national, DFG, EU, Helmholtz, AIF: Power Magnets for Automotive Application Bilateral/Multilateral funding directly by companies (via NDAs, cooperation contracts, etc.) BELLA: Joint BASF-KIT Laboratory Venture Capital (e.g. for Spin-off financing) KNMF (Karlsruhe Nano Micro Facility) Projects Nano Characterization and Spectroscopy KNMF equipment including measurement expertise and technical support 8

9 Opportunities for external IMT Laboratory for Micro- and INT Laboratory for Microscopy and ANKA Laboratory for Synchrotron Characterisation Investments: 6,0 M Investments: 6,8 M Investments: 10,5 M Total Investments (additional): 23,3 M 9

10 KNMF: Technologies & Expertise KNMF Lab for Micro and Nanostructuring (8 technology clusters) Electron beam lithography Deep x-ray lithography Focused ion beam Laser material processing Hot embossing Injection moulding Dip pen nanolithography Thin film technologies Dry etching cluster KNMF Lab for Microscopy and Spectroscopy (9 technology clusters) Scanning electron microscopy Transmission electron microscopy Atomic force microscopy Electron probe micro analysis Auger electron spectroscopy X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy Laser ablation ICPMS Thin film characterisation Bulk and trace analysis KNMF Lab for Synchrotron Characterisation (7 technology clusters) Soft x-ray spectroscopy, microscopy & spectromicroscopy Cluster for in situ synthesis, processing & characterisation Hard x-ray microscopy & 3D tomographic imaging High resolution synchrotron small angle x-ray scattering Infrared micro & nanospectroscopy In-situ powder diffraction Laboratory diffractometry under non-ambient conditions 10

11 Joint BASF-KIT Laboratory Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) Institute of Nanotechnology (INT) 50% BASF SE GCN/E 50% The joint laboratory is having 361 m² lab and office space located at KIT campus north 10 scientist working jointly on the development of materials and components for next generation batteries Generated IP will be shared All costs incurred (over 5 years) are shared equally by BASF and KIT 11

12 Main research topics 1. Silicon anodes Silicon offers 10 times higher theoretical capacity than graphite Challenges Accommodation of volume expansion upon alloying with Li Cycle life 2. Lithium sulfur batteries High gravimetric energy density; low cost and abundant raw materials Challenges Cycle life and safety Self discharge 12

13 AiF: Powermagnete 13

14 Kongresse & Symposien Symposium: Forschung trifft Entwicklung Karlsruhe, Germany Nano meets Optics and Electronics - Neue Materialien für optische und elektronische Anwendungen. 14

15 Programm 15 Dr. Jasmin Aghassi, , Stuttgart,

16 Interested in Collaboration with NanoMat Interested companies and scientist searching for a project partner, topic or research facilities willing to join NanoMat as a member who want to access cluster information and the partner network can contact the NanoMat Prof. Jasmin Aghassi, Managing Director nanomat@int.kit.edu 16

17 Thank you for your attention 17 KIT The cooperation of Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe GmbH and Universität Karlsruhe (TH)