Area Z
watermark — a wave that decreases in amplitude and wavelength after passing through an area of points

Area Z

NOA's project area Z.
Area Z
Image: Steffen Lukas

Z – Management of the CRC

Both NOA theoretical and experimental projects are mutually interconnected and deal with complementary aspects of nonlinear optics including the exploration of new nonlinear processes and materials. The work will include the development of novel probes operating on scales much shorter than the optical wavelength. In order to access well-defined low-dimensional systems with atomic dimensions, state of the art nanostructur­ing technologies will be applied. In Jena, NOA can make use of a one-of-a-kind assembly of facilities, equip­ment and expertise for nanostructuring and imaging including electron beam lithography for large scale expo­sure, a helium ion microscope for defining and imaging structures down to the atomic level, and chemi­cal expertise to synthetize well-defined nanoparticles and -wires and two-dimensional structures. To ensure the efficiency and functionality of NOA processes, Project Area Z has been accordingly designed. It comprises an integrated research training group as a research training module, a management and coordination tool, and a service project dealing with nanostructure technology.

NOA project area Z
NOA project area Z
Image: Katrin Uhlig/Leibniz-IPHT
Prof. Dr Ulf Peschel and Prof. Dr Stefanie Gräfe are spokespersons for the SFB "NOA".
Image: Jens Meyer (University of Jena)
Z1 – Management of the CRC
Gräfe
IQNN 2022
Image: Barbara Kirchner
Z2 – Integrated Research Training Group
Nolte, Peschel, Ronning, Staude
Optical lithography of CMOS components
Image: Jenoptik design
Z3 – Nanostructure technologies
Staude, Tünnermann