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        30442 students (3770 international
students)
Humanities (law, theology, psychology, economics,
social sciences, arts) Biomedical (medicine,
pharmaceutical, kinesiology) Exact Sciences
(Science, Engineering, Bioscience engineering)
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• Contributions to Nanoscience and Nanotechnology
• Science
• Engineering
• Bioscience engineering

INPAC
IMEC
BIOSYST
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Institute for Nanoscale Physics and Chemistry
(INPAC)
I. SCIENCES
V.V. MOSHCHALKOV, A. CEULEMANS, M. VAN DER
AUWERAER, C. VAN HAESENDONCK, A. VANTOMME, K.
CLAYS, P. LIEVENS, A. STESMANS, J. VANDERLEYDEN
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Institute for Nanoscale Physics and Chemistry
(INPAC)

• To investigate the effect of nanostructuring and
  nanoscale confinement of charge, spin and photon
  on the electrical, magnetic, optical and chemical
  properties of inorganic, organic and
  bio-materials
• To reveal the fundamental relation between
  quantized confined states and physical and
  chemical properties of these materials
• To work out the basis of the new concept -
  quantum design through nanostructuring

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Interuniversity Micro-Electronics Center
II. ENGINEERING
G, Groeseneken, P. Heremans, R. Mertens, H. Maes,
C. Vanhoof, W. Vandervorst, G. Declerck, M. Van
Rossum

• CMOS based nano-electronics (32
  nm)Nanotechnology for beyond CMOSNanotechnology
  for beside CMOS

Carbon nanotubes, semiconductor nanowires,
spintronics
Plastic semiconductors, III-V (opto), future
solar cell technologies
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III. BIOSCIENCE ENGINEERING
Mechatronics, Biostatistics and Sensors MeBioS
Bart Nicolai, Paul Darius, Josse De Baerdemaeker,
Jeroen Lammertyn, Herman Ramon

• Lab-on-a-chip based on digital microfluidics
• Implementation of enzymatic assays on
  lab-on-a-chip
• Fluodots in biosensor technology
• Functionalized nanoparticles for lab-on-chip