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The Institute for Microsystems Technology (IMST)
IMST, represents the country’s largest academic environment within microsystems technology and is one of the largest research environments within micro and nanosystems. IMST has built up expertise at international level within the specialised area of building methods for micro and nanosystems.
The board of directors agreed on a strategic commitment to microsystems technology at Vestfold University College (VUC) in 2001. Activities started in 2002. It has been built up through a coordinated national commitment to microtechnology, in which UiO, NTNU, SINTEF and Vestfold are partners.
Services
IMST offers a range of services related to our research group and laboratories. The main areas are designing, modelling, characterisation and construction of prototypes and the manufacture of small series.
What is micro and nanotechnology?
Micro and nanotechnology is knowledge about how products are made in micrometre and nanometre scales. HVE is the only university college in the country that is included in the Research Council of Norway’s new “National Strategy for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology” plan.
The only university college that offers bachelor’s and master’s degrees
HVE is the only university in the country that gives you the opportunity to study for a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in micro and nanosystems technology. We carry out R&D within micro and nanotechnology and microsystems technology and focus on design, integration, packaging and new applications. Read our Masters in Micro and Nanotechnology brochure (pdf).
Forskning
Forskning er ett av mandatene til virksomheten ved HiVe. Vår forskning skal bidra til en bedre praksis i privat og offentlig virksomhet.
Aktuelt forskning
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Skal lede to institutt
01.02.2012Lars Chr. Iversen er fra før instituttleder på Institutt for Maritim teknologi, drift og innovasjon (MTDI) og ansvarlig for mastergradsstudiet i maritim ledelse. Nå blir han i tillegg også instituttleder for Institutt for maritime studier (IMAR).
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Prestisjeoppdrag til HiVe-forsker
31.01.2012På invitasjon av OECD og Kunnskapsdepartementet deltok professor Thomas Moser fra Høgskolen i Vestfold på OECD-konferansen “Starting Strong: Implementing policies for high-quality ECEC” som nylig ble arrangert i Oslo.
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Supersymmetri og teknologi
20.01.2012Førsteamanuensis Bjørn Jensen ved Høgskolen i Vestfold har nylig generalisert et klassisk resultat i kvantemekanikk. Han beviser at mengden isospektrale deformasjoner i supersymmetrisk kvantemekanikk er langt større enn hva etablert teori hittil har indikert. Denne erkjennelsen er av betydning ...
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