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Your news hub for all things at SAL: Here, you can find news about our development, milestones and projects, as well as information about our science talks and events. This is were we unfold the future.

What do 13 tons of CO2 emissions have to do with SAL? This is the amount of emissions we saved in 2020 by doing business trips with ÖBB. SAL has now…

During the Global Innovation Summit, Silicon Austria Labs held a top-class panel on the role of EBS for a greener future and demonstrated the…

The top research center SAL was able to win an internationally renowned Argentine professor, Pedro Julián, as head of the research unit "Embedded…

Pedro Julián stands in front of the camera and smiles

The Villach site is pleased to announce the inauguration of its new heterogeneous integration technology laboratory. The HIT lab provides space to…

In the project "Smart Lightweight 4.0", printed sensors are integrated in smart lightweight construction parts.

A scientist is holding a printed sensor up close

ASSIC Success Story: Fabrication process influences the functionality

A close up of a wafer which is glowing in rainbow colors

ASSIC Success Story: MEMS devices pave the path for highly miniaturized pico-projectors and future integration into wearables

A MEMS Micromirror which is glowing red and purple

ASSIC Success Story: Micro-Raman spectroscopy as a non-destructive green manufacturing tool for waste-free characterisation of silicon chips

"IQ isn’t focused solely on one gender," one researcher said when asked what she wants to tell young girls who are eyeing at a career in the (still)…

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Silicon Austria Labs relies on rail travelling

SAL panel discussion envisions green future for EBS

New top researcher for 6G development at Silicon Austria Labs

New HIT Lab in Villach

Environmentally friendly sensors out of the printer

Suspense thriller: Chips under stress

Microelectromechanical systems for miniaturized pico-projectors

Breaking silicon does not mend your luck

IQ has no gender: What our female researchers are working on