Polifab
Polifab

Italy: Lombardy

Overview

 

Polifab is the open-access, micro and nanofabrication facility of Politecnico di Milano.

It has been created to provide the highest technological standards for a wide range of applications, including micro and nanoelectronics, photonics, biotechnologies, advanced materials and nanotechnology. The mission of Polifab is to support and boost the activities of the research groups of Politecnico as well as of external research institutions and industries.

Polifab aggregates users active in education, research, development and prototyping, thanks to collaborations and strategic alliances with external partners.

The core of Polifab is the clean room, made of two adjacent areas:

150 m2, class ISO 06, with facilities for:       

- optical lithography

- electron beam lithography

- wet and dry etching

- thin film deposition

- metrological characterization

220 m2, class ISO 08, including:

- access and grey areas

- back-end

- magnetic thin films area

A laboratory for the…

For more details on equipment an processes visit our website:

http://polifab.polimi.it
. Polifab is an open-access, pay-per-use facility, open to research groups of Politecnico as well as to external research institutions and industries. Some processes can be run by the technical staff of Polifab and offered as service to external companies or research groups. In most of the cases, however, researchers are supposed to enter the cleanroom and become users of the facilities, after proper training courses given by the technical staff of Polifab.

To access the cleanroom facilities first contact the Polifab staff to discuss your technological need, verify the feasibility at Polifab, quantify the amount of time needed and identify the model of use: service or user.

 

Service model

The Polifab staff will execute the required processes, characterization or prototyping within the framework of a research or service contract. No direct access of personnel from the external research group or company is required.

 

User model

All new cleanroom users must first attend a safety course and…. Yes. service.

Sectors
Energy - Electronics - Healthcare
Technology
Electronic and optical functional materials - Smart and multifunctional materials (incl. phase change, shape memory, self-healing, self-manufacturing) - Surface engineering and coatings - Quantum technology - Optoelectronics (optical networks, optical sensors) - Outsides system connectivity (communication, data transfer, wifi) - Printed/flexible electronics - Memory and storage - Equipment technology - Analogue and mixed signal devices (µ-wave, RF, THz) - Computing (low power computing, high performance computing, new computing (non von Neumann, beyond CMOS, beyond Moore)) - Heterogeneous components & more than Moore (MEMS, NEMS, sensors, transducers) - Heterogeneous integration/embedded systems - Nanomedicine - Nanoparticles Nanowires and tubes - 2D materials - Photodetectors (solar cells, photo-diodes, photo-transistors) - Laser based applications - Intelligent/ sensor-based equipment - Lighting (LED, OLED) - Optical communication and networks - Optical components & systems - Other