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Magnus Lindberg
Laboratoriechef
Contact MagnusWelcome to the Electrum Laboratory, where cutting-edge research, collaboration, and innovation converge. As a joint initiative between RISE (Research Institutes of Sweden) and KTH (Royal Institute of Technology), Electrum plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of semiconductor technology. The ecosystem is a pioneer in Wide Band Gap Materials.
At Electrum, industrial customers and academic researchers work in parallel, including companies like Coherent, Kisab, IR-Nova, and several international under NDA.
At Electrum, we foster close collaborations between institutes, academia, and industry. Our strategic focus lies in being a production incubator for micro and nanotechnology. Located in the vibrant innovation environment of Kista, we drive breakthroughs in semiconductor components across various domains.
Our state-of-the-art clean room is equipped with advanced technology, enabling precision manufacturing of semiconductor components. Whether you’re working on high-power electronics, photonics, sensors, or quantum technology, Electrum provides the ideal environment for your endeavours.
Whether you’re a startup or an established company, we collaborate with you from the initial idea to a finished commercial product. Our innovation hub supports pilot testing and prototype scaling, ensuring that your vision becomes reality.
Read more about our entire offering in semiconductors here
Electrum Laboratory - semiconductors
1987
Isolated testbeds (IT)
ICT and Telecom
Electronics
Electronic Components & SystemsGrafen
Region Stockholm
Tools for: Epitaxy - Thin Film Deposition - Lithography - Dry Etching - Thermal Processes - Wet Processes - Dice Mounting - Materials and Device Characterization
Electrum, along with RISE test and demo facilities and ProNano, actively participates in the Myfab network - the Swedish micro- and nanofabrication networkThis collaborative environment bridges research, development, and production across academia, institutes, and industry.
The Royal Institute of Technology: https://www.kth.se/electrumlab
http://www.electrumlab.se/kthrise.aspx