'3D Surface in a multiple Material Stack by Grayscale Lithography'
Raphael Dawant, Univsersité de Sherbrooke, Canada
Reference collaborators: Dominique Drouin, Serge Ecoffey
'Optomechanical Crystal Nanobeam Cavities in Single Crystal Diamond'
Elham Zohari, University of Alberta, Canada
'Capillary-assisted Particle Assembly of plasmonic Nanoantennas'
Benoit Desbiolles, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
Honorable Mention 2022
'HSQ Mask of a Sidewall Bragg Grating'
Eugenio Di Gaetano, University of Glasgow, UK
Reference collaborators: Douglas Paul, Marc Sorel
'Current-Constriction Engineering for analogue Gravity Experiments with Magnons'
Lorenzo Gnoatto, Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands
'Hyperuniform Wall Network for Light Trapping in ultrathin Silicon'
Alexander Lambertz, AMOLF / UvA Amsterdam
Reference collaborators: Nasim Tavakoli, Marian Florescu, Esther Alarcon-Llado
'Deep Silicon Nitride Etching of Optomechanical Torque Sensor using Aluminum Hard Mask'
Matt Rudd, University of Alberta, Canada
Reference collaborators: Dr. John Davis, Dr. Paul Kim, Scott Agnew
Art Award 2022
'Multiple Quantum Well Nanopillars on n-GaN substrate'
Navneet Kumar Thakur, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, India
Micrograph Award 2021
Winner Applications 2021
1st place 'Chaotic Holographic Lens'
Vijayakumar Anand, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
2nd place 'Full Electrostatic Control of Nanomechanical Buckling Device'
Cenk Yanik, Sabanci University Nanotechnology Research and Application Center, Turkey
3rd place 'Fluorescent 2D semiconductor
nanoplatelets'
Mahdi Samadi Khoshkhoo, Technische Universität
Dresden, Germany
Honorable Mention 2021
'Cross-bar Photonic crystal cavity with HSQ cladding on top of excitation and read-out grating coupler channels'
Anna Ovvyan, University of Münster, Germany
'High-Mobility Free-Standing InSb Nanoflags grown on InP Nanowire Stems for Quantum Devices' Isha Verma, NEST - National Enterprise for nanoScience and nanoTechnology, Italy
'Charge carrier separation in InAs/InP/GaAsSb core-dualshell based multifunctional device' Sedighe Salimian, NEST - National Enterprise for nanoScience and nanoTechnology, Italy
'Fluxonium-based Simulator'
Ilya Rodionov, Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Russia
'Freeform geometries in a MEMS
accelerometer with a mechanical
motion preamplifier based on a
genetic algorithm'
Chen Wang, KU University, Belgium
Micrograph Award 2021 - Special Edition
Winner Applications 2021 - Special Edition
1st place 'Chaotic Holographic Lens'
Vijayakumar Anand, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
2nd place 'Full Electrostatic Control of Nanomechanical Buckling Device'
Cenk Yanik, Sabanci University Nanotechnology Research and Application Center, Turkey
'Fluxonium-based Simulator'
Ilya Rodionov, Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Russia
Honorable Mention 2021 - Special Edition
'Cross-bar Photonic crystal cavity with HSQ cladding on top of excitation and read-out grating coupler channels'
Anna Ovvyan, University of Münster, Germany
'High-Mobility Free-Standing InSb Nanoflags grown on InP Nanowire Stems for Quantum Devices' Isha Verma, NEST - National Enterprise for nanoScience and nanoTechnology, Italy
'Charge carrier separation in InAs/InP/GaAsSb core-dualshell based multifunctional device' Sedighe Salimian, NEST - National Enterprise for nanoScience and nanoTechnology, Italy
'All-dielectric Metasurfaces' Giulia Prone, IBM Research Zurich, Switzerland
'Growth of InP nanowires via selective area epitaxy for single photon emission' Isha Verma, NEST - National Enterprise for nanoScience and nanoTechnology, Italy
1st place 'Double-side membrane patterning in a single exposure'
Sergey Gorelick, Monash University, Australia
2nd place 'Waveguide-integrated superconducting nanowire single-photon detector device'
Martin Wolff, University of Münster, Germany
3rd place 'Superconducting quantum interference proximity transistor with multi tunnel junctions'
Nadia Ligato, NEST CNR-Nano, Italy
Special Art Award 2019
'Fall from grace'
Alex Drayton / University of York, United Kingdom
'Self-rolling beam tubes'
Rui Pinto / INESC MN, Portugal
'Individual plasmonic helix for probing light chirality'
Roland Salut (collaborators:Mengjia Wang, Miguel Angel Suarez, Huihui Lu, Nicolas Martin, Thierry Grosjean) / FEMTO-ST Institute, France
'Single-crystal diamond optomechanical cavities'
Matthew Mitchell / University of Calgary, Canada
Micrograph Award 2018
Winner Applications 2018
1st place 'Broadband-tunable double disk electro-optomechanical system with integrated gold electrodes'
Christiaan Bekker, University of Queensland, Australia
2n place 'Buried Split-Gate-Defined Graphene Quantum Point Contacts'
Sedighe Salimian, Laboratorio NEST, Italy
3rd place 'Silicon nanowires promoting anti-bacterial behaviour'
Denver Linklater, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
3rd place 'Dynamic plasmonic pixel color generation by reversable H-loading'
Xiaoyang Duan, Heidelberg University, Germany
Special Art Award 2018
'Au lift-off process for plasmonic studies'
Ana Conde-Rubio / University of Barcelona, Spain
'Enhanced light-trapping in scalloping silicon nanopillars'
Jordi Llobet (collaborators: Mariana Antunes, Helder Fonseca, Carlos Calaza, João Gaspar (INL - Portugal) and Gil Shalev (BGU - Israel)) / International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory, Portugal
'Sketch & Peel christmas greetings'
Thomas Loeber / TU Kaiserslautern, Germany
'A step towards nanowire-based thermoelectric generators'
Daniel Vakulov / Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands
Micrograph Award 2017
Winner Applications 2017
1st place 'Actuation and damping of a magneto-optomechanical torque sensor'
Paul H. Kim, University of Alberta, Canada
2nd place 'Shadow-grown superconducting islands on InSb nanowires'
Sasa Gazibegovic, Delft University of Technology (collaborator Roy Op het Veld, Eindhoven University of Technology), Netherlands
3rd place 'A pair of single-photon nodes in an integrated circuit'
Maurangelo Petruzzella, Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands
Special Art Award 2017
'Beer glass with bubbles (tapered pillar)'
Ripon Dey / University of Waterloo, Canada
'Free-standing InSb Nanoflakes'
Ghada Badawy / Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands
'Free-standing crystalline oxide nano-resonators'
Georg Schmidt (collaborators: Philip Trempler, Frank Heyroth) / Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany
Micrograph Award 2016
Winner Applications 2016
1st place 'Photonic crystal nanobeam laser structure'
Aura Higuera Rodriguez, Eindhoven university of Technology, Netherlands
2nd place 'Ultrafast optically gated electronic switch'
Tobias Rybka (collaborator Markus Ludwig), University of Konstanz, Germany
3rd place 'Single quantum dot inside an H1 photonic crystal cavity'
Magdalena Schatzl, Johannes Keppler University, Austria
Special Art Award 2016
'Photonic sieve'
Yiqin Chen / Hunan University, China
'Nanocone Quadramer'
Manohar Chirumamilla (collaborators Prof. Kjeld Pedersen and Prof. Sergey I. Bozhevolnyi)/ Aalborg University, Denmark
'GaN covered Ga cream cone with self-organized fullerene-like surface symmetries'
Bernd Haehnlein / Technical University Ilmenau, Germany
'Roman NanoCity'
Joan Vila Comamala (collaborators Vitaliy Guzenko and Sergey Gorelick) / ETH Zuerich, Switzerland
'A single gold ball in the regular donut-like nanoring array'
Mengjie Zheng / Hunan University, China
Micrograph Award 2015
Winner Applications 2015
1st place 'Photonic CNOT quantum gate
Menno Poot, Yale University, USA
3rd place 'Ring of Plasmonics'
Thomas Loeber, TU Kaiserslautern, Germany (coauthor: Laegel)
4th place '2D crystal of artificial gold nanoparticles with quasi-3D shape control'
Vitaliy Guzenko, Paul Scherrer Institute, Switzerland
Special Art Award 2015
'Atom Sieve'
Martin Greve / University of Bergen, Norway
'Old Pond'
Nedyalka Panova / Tyndall National Institute, Ireland
'Beauty of EBL based on CVD MoS2'
Enze Zhang / Fudan University, China
'3D Honeycomb Boxes'
Zhiqin Li / Hunan University / National Center for Nanoscience and Technology, China
'Plasmonic Magic nano wands for field enhancement'
Manohar Chirumamilla / Italian Institute of Technology/Aalborg University, Italy/Denmark
'The beast awakens' (Test for a MEMS tunable photonic ring resonator for wavelength band selection in optical communication)
Carlos Errando-Herranz / KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden