Innovate UK ‘Smart Grant’ Award for Sci-Tron
Sci-Tron Limited is delighted to have been awarded over £450,000 funding from Innovate UK for further development of its advanced resist technology.
Sci-Tron Limited is delighted to have been awarded over £450,000 funding from Innovate UK for further development of its advanced resist technology.
Sci-Tron Limited have announced the launch of nEBL3, a versatile negative tone e-beam resist with unprecedented etch selectivity that is set to out-perform the market leading alternatives.
Sci-Tron Ltd continue to collaborate with the National Graphene Institute (NGI) to evaluate their novel resist materials for electron beam lithography.
Sci-Tron Ltd have been successful in receiving an award of 500k GBP from InnovateUK to enable the growth and development of the company.
Longtime KNI collaborator Dr. Scott Lewis receives award for his talk on ‘Design and implementation of the next-generation electron-beam resists for the production of EUVL photomasks’
Professor Richard Winpenny, one of the three founding Directors of Sci-Tron Limited, has been award an Advanced Grant by the European Research Council for his project ‘Heterometallic Rings for Future Electronics’ (HERIFUEL).
University spin-out, Sci-Tron Ltd, fought off stiff competition to win first prize in the Materials category at the Royal Society of Chemistry’s annual Emerging Technologies Competition 2016.
Sci-Tron Ltd aims to offer a new approach to advanced resist materials to enable continued scaling of semiconductor device sizes and performance.