Dr. Dörte Gerhardt
Head of Research Service and Technology Transfer
03677 69-2512
doerte.gerhardt@tu-ilmenau.de
How is high vacuum created? What role does vacuum technology play in micro- and nanotechnology, semiconductor production or coating? And how do research, industry and the promotion of young talent combine in this future field?
Vacuum Day 2026 at TU Ilmenau brings together science, industry and students. The focus is on current developments in vacuum technology, insights into research and infrastructure as well as the exchange between users, manufacturers and young talent.
📍 Location: TU Ilmenau 📅 Date: August 25, 2026 🎯 Target groups: Researchers, industry partners, students, technicians, networks
Presentations from research and industry
Insights into vacuum infrastructure and cleanroom environment
Exchange with experts and companies
Presentation of application examples from micro- and nanotechnology
Opportunities for networking and cooperation
Vacuum technology is a key technology for numerous high-tech applications - from semiconductor production and thin-film processes to sensor and quantum technology. At TU Ilmenau, it is an integral part of modern research infrastructures, especially in the field of micro- and nanotechnologies.
The Vacuum Day creates a platform to make current developments visible, initiate cooperation and strengthen the transfer of knowledge between science and industry.
The program and the possibility to register will follow shortly. If you would like to stay informed, please write to us at: zmn-org@tu-ilmenau.de