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Qumat
Technologies AB (Qumat) was formed in 2002 and is owned and managed essentially
by scientists affiliated with the Nanometer
Structure Consortium at Lund University, as private persons.
Lund University is an active minority owner through LUAB
(Lund University Development Agency).
Among the founders
are Prof. Lars Samuelson,
the Scientific Director of the Nanometer Structure Consortium, also the
leader of the research program “Nanowires for Fundamental Materials
Science and Quantum Physics and for Applications in Electronics, Photonics
and in Life-sciences”, which was selected by the Swedish Research
Council as one of 10 top research environments among all areas of science
in Sweden.
The
main purposes of Qumat are:
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to hold patent rights or Revenue Sharing Rights within nanoscience |
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to undertake
project work in order to create demonstrators for the purpose of commercialisation |
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to act
as initiator for formation of specialized start-up companies. |
The
main technology areas for Qumat are zero- and one-dimensional semiconductor
structures, primarily centered around nanowire technology, with applications
in:
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Nanophotonics |
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High-performance
nanoelectronic devices |
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III-V
heterostructure devices on silicon |
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Storage
technologies |
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Life-science
applications |
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Instrumentation
for nanowire technology. |
Qumat is
presently seeking investors.
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