Electronic cross-linking of the Kiel Nanolab

基尔的Nanolab是一个联合实验室，用于生产和部分表征纳米系统组件，建立在基尔大学Christian-Albrechts（CAU）工程学院，并向整个大学和外部合作伙伴开放。它在DFG注册为研究基础设施。设备和工作的重点是生产、结构化和集成新型功能材料，用于传感器技术、医疗植入物、神经形态组件、能量收集和致动器。除了DFG和ERC的许多个人赠款外，基尔的纳米实验室还是大型合作项目的核心科学基础设施，如SFB 1261“磁电传感器：从复合材料到生物磁诊断”，GRK 2154“脑材料”，FOR 2093“忆阻元件”和石墨烯旗舰FLAG-ERA。目前，该实验室定期由来自材料科学，电气工程和物理学12个工作组的约80名注册学生，博士研究人员和博士后研究人员使用。此外，它还经常被弗劳恩霍夫硅技术研究所（ISIT）的员工用作CAU的分支办公室，并被工程学院的两家分拆公司：Acquandas GmbH和Phi-Stone AG使用。本申请的目的是使已经部分存在的接入和计费系统更透明，从而更容易理解。为此目的，将在所有设施安装电子预订和会计系统，这还可以对设备进行在线监测，例如进行及时的维修工作。此外，应完整记录设备设置和控制参数，以提高所用工艺的再现性。作为最后一步，这些数据将与在这一措施范围内采用的用户电子观测书合并，以便根据国家外国直接投资的目标生成更多可用的科学数据。

Kiel’s Nanolab is a joint laboratory for the production and partial characterization of nanosystem components established at the Faculty of Engineering of the Christian-Albrechts-University of Kiel (CAU) and is open to the entire university and external cooperation partners. It is registered as a research infrastructure at the DFG. The focus of the equipment and the work carried out is on the production, structuring and integration of novel functional materials for applications in sensor technology, medical implants, neuromorphic components, energy harvesting and actuators. In addition to many individual grants from the DFG and ERC, Kiel’s Nanolab is a central scientific infrastructure for large collaborative projects such as the SFB 1261 "Magnetoelectric Sensors: from Composite Materials to Biomagnetic Diagnosis", the GRK 2154 "Materials for Brain", the FOR 2093 "Memristive Components" and the graphene flagship FLAG-ERA. At present, the laboratory is regularly used by about 80 registered students, doctoral researchers and postdoctoral researchers from 12 working groups in materials science, electrical engineering and physics. In addition, it is regularly used by employees of the Fraunhofer Institute for Silicon Technology (ISIT) as a branch office at CAU and by two spin-off companies at the Faculty of Engineering: Acquandas GmbH and Phi-Stone AG. The objective of this application is to make the already partly existing access and billing system more transparent and subsequently more comprehensible. For this purpose, electronic booking and accounting systems will be installed at all facilities, which additionally enable online monitoring of the equipment, e.g. to carry out timely maintenance work. Furthermore, the device settings and control parameters should be fully documented in order to contribute to a higher reproducibility of the processes used. As a final step, these data will be merged with electronic observation books of the users introduced in the context of this measure in order to generate further usable scientific data in accordance with the objectives of the NFDI.