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What can we do for you?

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What can we do for you?

What can we do for you?

Wspieramy
pozyskiwanie
finansowania

Doradzamy i podpowiadamy, skąd pozyskać finansowanie, jak przygotować projekt, dajemy rekomendacje dotyczące świadczenia usług… i wiele więcej.

Gwarantujemy
jakość

Made in Poland ma znaczenie. Aby mieć pewność, że Twój produkt spełnia kryteria jakościowe, badamy go, testujemy i certyfikujemy.

Zabezpieczamy
własność
intelektualną

Konkurencja nie śpi. Dlatego my w Łukasiewicz – IMiF ochronimy dla Ciebie każde opracowane rozwiązanie zarówno w Polsce, jak i za granicą.

Opracowujemy
rozwiązania

Technologia? Produkt? Metoda wytwarzania? Niezależnie, czego Twój biznes potrzebuje – zajmiemy się tym. Mamy wiedzę i potencjał projektowy, technologiczny, konstrukcyjny i pomiarowy.

Rozwiązujemy
problemy
technologiczne

Istnieją problemy, które ograniczają funkcjonalność Twojego produktu? Chcesz wykonać następny krok, ale potrzebujesz wsparcia? Rzuć nam wyzwanie, a je otrzymasz.

Rzuć nam
wyzwanie

Masz pomysł na produkt i chcesz go zrealizować? Badacze z Łukasiewicz – IMiF w 15 dni roboczych zaproponują rozwiązanie, które spełni Twoje oczekiwania.

Strategic market areas

Łukasiewicz – IMiF delivers innovative solutions for business, industry, economy and society.

Microelectronics and photonics are the foundation of industry, economy, even of civilization itself in the 21st century, while the digitization in which we all play an active role is the foundation of smart integration of business processes, things, factories, components and people – and is key to success in the future.

Strategic market areas

Łukasiewicz – IMiF delivers innovative solutions for business, industry, economy and society.

Microelectronics and photonics are the foundation of industry, economy, even of civilization itself in the 21st century, while the digitization in which we all play an active role is the foundation of smart integration of business processes, things, factories, components and people – and is key to success in the future.

Popular products

Diffractive optical elements

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Reduced graphene oxide (G-Flake®)

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Nanostructured optical fibers

We develop ready-to-market products

Our project portfolio comprises hydrogen technologies, epitaxial graphene, graphene flakes, silicon carbide power instruments, high-frequency gallium nitride power instruments, crystals, lasers, white-light sources, chromium masks and diffraction elements. We also develop modern fibre optic and micro-optic technologies and various types of sensors for effective data acquisition and transmission – critical for many Industry 4.0 sectors.

Our partners

EPIC

What can Łukasiewicz – Institute of Microelectronics and Photonics do for you?

At Łukasiewicz – IMiF, we research and produce materials for both photonics and microelectronics.

Photonic technologies

Photonics are solutions that use light, i.e. photons and electromagnetic waves. (Optical fibers or infrared emitting devices such as lasers or light detectors – that’s us!). These lasers are used in all kinds of sensors; did you know that they are the ones that can tell us just by analysing exhaled air whether a person suffers from… diabetes?

“When it comes to lasers emitting infrared radiation – the so-called quantum cascade lasers – we belong to a group of leading laboratories in the world (…) In addition to scientific successes, we also have successes in the form of specific applications of our lasers in devices, including: for detecting trace amounts of pollutants and gases in alarm and signaling devices,” says Prof. Maciej Bugajski.

Applications of photonics include fields such as telecommunications, medicine, industry, life sciences, and even renewable energy.

Microelectronic technologies

However, in the case of microelectronics – our researchers develop microelectronic systems (i.e. on a micro scale, with dimensions at the micrometer level*, *a micrometer is a unit equal to one-thousandth of a millimeter) that are used in electronics. Example? Integrated circuits in computers.

Microelectronic and photonic technologies do not exist without advanced material engineering. Examples of materials created in our laboratories include gallium nitride, graphene, and silicon carbide. They have properties desired in electronics, such as electrical conductivity, insulation, chemical stability, mechanical resistance, etc. Thanks to this, electronic devices (i.e. final products based on our microelectronic components) are safe, and resistant to overheating, in other words – as reliable as possible.

Due to the development of technology, we are getting closer to perfection – soon devices will not only charge extremely quickly, but they will be even more miniaturized, more efficient, etc.

Moreover, microelectronics is also a key field in the development of modern technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), all types of portable devices, quantum computers, and many others. Its development allows the creation of increasingly advanced and efficient electronic devices. Did you know that our researchers are currently working, among others, on a solution that enables the conversion of waste energy into electricity?

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As you can see, photonics and microelectronics are potentially an endless sea of possibilities. Both fields of science provide technologies for the electronics, energy, aerospace, defense, space, automotive, medical, and more industries.

Our partners

What can Łukasiewicz – Institute of Microelectronics and Photonics do for you?

At Łukasiewicz – IMiF, we research and produce materials for both photonics and microelectronics.

Photonic technologies

Photonics are solutions that use light, i.e. photons and electromagnetic waves. (Optical fibers or infrared emitting devices such as lasers or light detectors – that’s us!). These lasers are used in all kinds of sensors; did you know that they are the ones that can tell us just by analysing exhaled air whether a person suffers from… diabetes?

“When it comes to lasers emitting infrared radiation – the so-called quantum cascade lasers – we belong to a group of leading laboratories in the world (…) In addition to scientific successes, we also have successes in the form of specific applications of our lasers in devices, including: for detecting trace amounts of pollutants and gases in alarm and signaling devices,” says Prof. Maciej Bugajski.

Applications of photonics include fields such as telecommunications, medicine, industry, life sciences, and even renewable energy.

Microelectronic technologies

However, in the case of microelectronics – our researchers develop microelectronic systems (i.e. on a micro scale, with dimensions at the micrometer level*, *a micrometer is a unit equal to one-thousandth of a millimeter) that are used in electronics. Example? Integrated circuits in computers.

Microelectronic and photonic technologies do not exist without advanced material engineering. Examples of materials created in our laboratories include gallium nitride, graphene, and silicon carbide. They have properties desired in electronics, such as electrical conductivity, insulation, chemical stability, mechanical resistance, etc. Thanks to this, electronic devices (i.e. final products based on our microelectronic components) are safe, and resistant to overheating, in other words – as reliable as possible.

Due to the development of technology, we are getting closer to perfection – soon devices will not only charge extremely quickly, but they will be even more miniaturized, more efficient, etc.

Moreover, microelectronics is also a key field in the development of modern technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), all types of portable devices, quantum computers, and many others. Its development allows the creation of increasingly advanced and efficient electronic devices. Did you know that our researchers are currently working, among others, on a solution that enables the conversion of waste energy into electricity?

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As you can see, photonics and microelectronics are potentially an endless sea of possibilities. Both fields of science provide technologies for the electronics, energy, aerospace, defense, space, automotive, medical, and more industries.