Institute of Semiconductor Engineering | University of Stuttgart

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IHT Seminar 2026

ur first IHT Seminar took place in Wildberg on 20–21 July 2026! The event combined scientific workshops, group discussions, team-building activities and socialising. It gave us a chance to think outside the box, exchange ideas and stimulate our innovative spirit, as well as strengthening the team further.

The joint team of IHT and INT won the ETI Cup 2026 Championship!

The ETI Cup 2026 took place on 8 July 2026. It was a tough game but the team was determined for the Championship. Thanks to the well prework of the team, perfect coordination between the teamplayers and their persistency to success, the glory is back!

The 84th Device Research Conference (DRC 2026)

t was a great pleasure for our IHT team to attend the #DRC 2026 on the campus of the University of Michigan! The conference provided an excellent opportunity for scientists from academia, industry and government to share the latest advances in electronic device research.

IHT article selected as the cover page for APL Materials

Great news to IHT! This article has been selected as the cover image for APL Materials. Due to the the importance of the scentific findings and attention generated from this cover page, the team has been invited to the IDW conference in Japan to present on this topic. Congratulation to our scientist Dr. Krishna Rudrapal and Prof. Alwin Daus, and deep gratitude to AIP Publishing!

Mr Sören Schäfer received the Master's Prize from Anton and Klara Röser Foundation .

At the graduation ceremony on 23 May 2025, our scientist Mr Sören Schäfer received the Master's Prize from Anton and Klara Röser Foundation. Prof. Alwin Daus shared this joyful moment with him.

Institute of Semiconductor
Engineering

Welcome to the Institute of Semiconductor Engineering

The Institute of Semiconductor Engineering (IHT)...

is engaged in teaching and research based on the group IV-based semiconductor technology with the transition from today's micro- or nanoelectronics to future quantum electronics.

For this purpose, excellent research opportunities are available at the location on the University Campus Vaihingen, with which we as the team and our partners are actively researching the technology of tomorrow.