Lithography – Part 2: Technologies at the physical limit today, approaches for tomorrow
Silicon Saxony Alumni event
Lithography is, and will remain, the key to the further development of microelectronics. This event offers an excellent opportunity to gain a better understanding of current technologies, learn about new approaches and exchange ideas with fellow professionals from the Silicon Saxony network. Whether you are already familiar with the semiconductor industry or are interested in the technological foundations of future innovations – this evening will provide valuable insights and stimulating discussions.
193 nm lithography in device production
Rolf Seltmann, former Lithography Fellow at Globalfoundries, provides insights into the technological challenges of 193 nm lithography.
Atomic Pitch Splitting (APS™) – A new generation of semiconductor patterning
Jonas Sundqvist, CEO of AlixLabs, presents the innovative APS approach and demonstrates how the process can open up new possibilities for patterning future technology generations.
An event organised by Silicon Saxony Alumni
Jugend hackt Lab Dresden
Open Lab
Next up: learning to code, programming the Calliope mini, programming games, discovering the world of AI, bringing your own projects to life, or developing project ideas with us.
We look forward to seeing both new and familiar faces.
Just pop in – no need to register!
Lötpunkt AG
The Cool Creative Lab
Want to build your own robot? At Lötpunkt, the cool creative lab, it’s no problem. Here, you can experience electronics first-hand. You can quickly and easily solder electronic devices together from components – whether it’s a mini torch, a moisture indicator for a flower pot, a glowing heart for Granny’s birthday cake, an anemometer or even a small robot.
Every Thursday (except during the holidays), 3.30–5.30 pm
Free to attend
Ages 12 and over
Register with the visitor services department of the Dresden City Museums on +49 351 488 7272 or at service@museen-dresden.de
Water, soap, air
Public science show for families with children aged 6 and over
Water and air are wonderful and important elements with which you can carry out lots of fun and interesting experiments. Let us surprise you!
- For children from 6 to 14 years and max. two accompanying adults
- 1 € per person plus museum admission (family ticket)
- Registration online or at the Visitor Service of the Museums of the City of Dresden on +49 351 488 7272 (Mon - Fri)
Brush robots and Ozobots
Family DIY at MACHwerk
1.00 pm to 5.00 pm
At MACHwerk today, you can build your very own little brush robot or get to know our Ozobot mini-robots and the language they use to communicate!
- Museum admission
Jugend hackt Lab Dresden
Open Lab
Next up: learning to code, programming the Calliope mini, programming games, discovering the world of AI, bringing your own projects to life, or developing project ideas with us.
We look forward to seeing both new and familiar faces.
Just pop in – no need to register!
Lötpunkt AG
The Cool Creative Lab
Want to build your own robot? At Lötpunkt, the cool creative lab, it’s no problem. Here, you can experience electronics first-hand. You can quickly and easily solder electronic devices together from components – whether it’s a mini torch, a moisture indicator for a flower pot, a glowing heart for Granny’s birthday cake, an anemometer or even a small robot.
Every Thursday (except during the holidays), 3.30–5.30 pm
Free to attend
Ages 12 and over
Register with the visitor services department of the Dresden City Museums on +49 351 488 7272 or at service@museen-dresden.de
Guided tours on the day of the open monument
The exclusive tour focuses on the building, architectural and architectural-artistic features, evidence of the technical equipment, furniture and equipment in the workplaces as well as selected events in Pentacon's company history.
The tour also provides an outlook on the planned renovation measures for the building from 2027, their significance for the preservation of the historic Ernemann building and the future development of the museum site.
Participants will gain an exclusive insight into the challenges and opportunities associated with the modernisation of this important monument.
- Meeting point: Museum entrance on Schandauer Straße
Volta’s Column & Moving Pictures
Family DIY at MACHwerk
1.00 pm to 5.00 pm
At MACHwerk today, you can use a Voltaic pile to make LEDs flash and set images in motion.
- Museum admission
Lötpunkt AG
The Cool Creative Lab
Want to build your own robot? At Lötpunkt, the cool creative lab, it’s no problem. Here, you can experience electronics first-hand. You can quickly and easily solder electronic devices together from components – whether it’s a mini torch, a moisture indicator for a flower pot, a glowing heart for Granny’s birthday cake, an anemometer or even a small robot.
Every Thursday (except during the holidays), 3.30–5.30 pm
Free to attend
Ages 12 and over
Register with the visitor services department of the Dresden City Museums on +49 351 488 7272 or at service@museen-dresden.de
Paper circuits and Ozobots
Family DIY at MACHwerk
1.00 pm to 5.00 pm
At MACHwerk today, you can build a paper circuit using copper tape or get to know our Ozobot mini-robots and the language they use to communicate!
- Museum admission
Jugend hackt Lab Dresden
Open Lab
Next up: learning to code, programming the Calliope mini, programming games, discovering the world of AI, bringing your own projects to life, or developing project ideas with us.
We look forward to seeing both new and familiar faces.
Just pop in – no need to register!