We are pleased to announce that Copenhagen Microsystems is joining the Danish Quantum Community as a new partner.
Copenhagen Microsystems is a Danish start-up originating from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) pioneering 3D Ice Lithography; a transformative technology that uses organic ice materials as temporary resist-type of layers to build intricate structures at the nano and microscale. By precisely controlling the freezing, writing and thawing processes, Copenhagen Microsystems can fabricate highly detailed patterns and components with exceptional accuracy.
This innovative approach opens new possibilities for industries, where precision and functionality are paramount. In electronics, photonics and medtech it allows for the development of ultra-fine components that can power the next generation of devices, including quantum devices.
This marks a clear ambition for Copenhagen Microsystems: empowering researchers and engineers across industries to push limits and drive innovation.
On joining DQC, Søren Isaksen, CEO, says:
“We look forward to become part of the quantum community and believe our 3D Ice Lithography technology will contribute to new processes for better and more reproducible manufacturing of physical qubits.”
We look forward to collaborating with Copenhagen Microsystems and to strengthening the Danish quantum ecosystem together.
Contact:
For more information on Copenhagen Microsystems, please visit their website here: Copenhagen Microsystems
Otherwise, reach out to Copenhagen Microsystems at info@cph-microsystems.com
