News Timeline
Come with us on a time travel through the history of sweep-me.net and find all news below.
Latest publication using SweepMe!
Jonas Kublitski et al. characterize interfacial trap-states in organic solar cells. (Image: CC BY 4.0) (2021-01-23)
Latest publication using SweepMe!
Robin Bonné et al. measure the electrical conductivity of cable bacteria. (Image: CC BY 4.0) (2020-11-14)
OES membership
We are now member of the network Organic Electronics Saxony and we are looking forward to many fruitful cooperations. (2020-11-05)
Latest publication using SweepMe!
Erjuan Guo et al. fabricate and characterize vertical organic double base transistors. (Image: CC BY 4.0) (2020-09-19)
MOS-AK workshop, Gießen 2020
We will participate at the virtual MOS-AK workshop, organized by THM Gießen. Program details can be found here: link (2020-08-24)
futureSAX founders award 2020
We submitted our application. Vote here for us! (2020-04-23)
Latest publication using SweepMe!
Michael Geiger et al. investigate the performance of organic transistors and the relation to the roughness of the gate dielectric. (Image: CC BY 4.0) (2020-03-30)
Event: "Science meets Industry"
We will present 4th of March at TU Bergakademie Freiberg and demonstrate our way how to do versatile measurements. Link (2020-02-13)
Latest publication using SweepMe!
Anton Kirch et al. heat up OLEDs and find that they can switch back. (Image: CC BY 4.0) (2020-01-10)
A new decade...
Happy new year and good results! (2020-01-05)
It's christmas time
We will be off from 23.12 to 03.01 and wish you a pleasant christmas time! (2019-12-15)
Latest publication using SweepMe!
Pen Yiao Ang et al. characterize scattering films by rotating them. (Image: CC BY 4.0) (2019-12-15)
Latest publication using SweepMe!
Yichu Zheng et al. sweep their new memory device up and down. Perfect showcase of what is possible with SweepMe! (Image: CC BY 4.0) (2019-11-08)
New webpage
You are already on it - our new webpage! A more responsive framework behind will help us to grow with our future needs and plans. (2019-10-02)
Latest publication using SweepMe!
Felix Dollinger and coworkers published their new work in Advanced Electronic Materials (Image: CC BY 4.0) (Image: CC BY 4.0) (2019-10-02)
