Integrated Micro and Nano Systems

Institute for Integrated Micro and Nano Systems (IMNS) at the School of Engineering, University of Edinburgh

This equipment and the research staff are located in the Scottish Microelectronics Centre (SMC), a purpose built facility at the University's Science and Engineering campus at King's Buildings.

Scottish Microelectronics Centre

About King's Buildings

King's Buildings Campus, University of Edinburgh

The King's Buildings is home to several education and research organisations:

Business case studies

Wave Making Technology - Edinburgh Designs Ltd

Spinout companies

Spinouts are companies started by School staff, where the University holds the intellectual property rights.

Partnerships

Centre for Science at Extreme Conditions, Edinburgh

Centre for Biomedical Engineering at Edinburgh (CBEE)

Institute for Integrated Micro and Nano Systems

The 450 micron focal plane unit for the SCUBA-2 detector array that is now fully operational on the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope in Hawaii

The R&D portfolio covers the complete spectrum of microelectronics, from design to fabrication.

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Current students assisting visitors at a University of Edinburgh Open Day

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About the School of Engineering

Sanderson Building, The School of Engineering

Over 250 staff and 2500 students sit within four teaching Disciplines and seven Research Institutes covering the breadth and depth of world-leading engineering.

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