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SAL Science & Stories No. 13 / August 2020
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A message from Gerald Murauer, Executive Director of SAL
For us at SAL, it is important to work on innovative projects that tackle the challenges of the 21st century. If you want to learn more about our research topics, we cordially invite you to our SAL Roadshow on September 17th in Graz. Join us in discussing how we can jointly solve research challenges together! We are looking for challenges that improve our everyday life, such as autonomous driving, where we are currently working on a new project to increase safety of such vehicles.
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Save the Date: SAL Roadshow - September 17, Graz
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At SAL, we work in the innovative research areas of Sensor Systems, RF (Radio Frequency) Systems, Power Electronics, System Integration Technologies and Embedded Systems on EBS key technologies and research topics such as Industry 4.0, Internet of Things (IOT), autonomous driving, cyber- physical systems (CPS), Smart City, Smart Energy or Smart Health. With the SAL Roadshow, we want to tell you more about our research and development as well as our unbureaucratic cooperation models.
After a welcome address by MMag.a Barbara Eibinger-Miedl (State Councilor for Economy, Tourism, Regions, Science and Research) and a short keynote by Dr. Gerald Murauer (SAL Executive Director) you get the chance to exchange ideas with our researchers in World Cafés to find out more about our research fields and our opportunities for cooperation. From 6:30 p.m. onwards, there will be an opportunity for informal exchange during dinner and networking.
The next roadshow will take place on September 17 at 3:30 p.m. at Hotel Weitzer in Graz. Afterwards, we will be in Klagenfurt on October 22 and in Linz on November 18.
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iLIDS4SAM project to improve safety for autonomous driving of the future
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The research project “iLIDS4SAM” is dedicated to sensor systems that provide autonomous road and rail vehicles with a three-dimensional image of their surroundings. In addition, the systems will also be able to anticipate danger situations. Under the overall coordination of Infineon Austria, eleven leading Austrian project partners from industry and science, including SAL, are pooling their know-how and expertise in this project.

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Paper: Vacuum-assisted selective adhesive imprinting for photonic packaging of complex MOEMS devices. Assembly of minituarized particle sensor
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Project call for cooperative research: Development of high performance PZT layer based on sputtering technology
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The goal of the project is the development of advanced piezo thin-film deposition process with a sputtering tool for piezo MEMS application.
Partner call open until September 21, 2020
Start of the project: October 1, 2020
Contact: contact@silicon-austria.com

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Project call for cooperative research: Development of piezoelectric micromachined ultrasonic transducers for gas flowmeters
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The goal of the project is the design, fabrication, characterization, and packaging of advanced pMUT arrays (elevated temperature, high power density, wide bandwidth, and beam steering).
Partner call open until September 21, 2020
Start of the project: October 1, 2020
Contact: contact@silicon-austria.com

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Find the cow - SAL makes research tangible for kids
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This is what happened when Gerald Murauer's daugther visited our office
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In a new interview with ErLeuchtend Erzählt by Doria, Gerald Murauer tells Doria Pfob (pictured) about his position at SAL, the goals to grow SAL, who inspired him and what his daughter thinks about his office. Read more
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