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The Division of Micro and Nanosystems (MST) is one of sixteen divisions at the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

Department group photo
Division group photo taken at the annual Planning Conference in August, 2024. Please note that some division members are missing on this photo.

The division is located at KTH's main campus at Valhallavägen in Stockholm, Sweden, and it is headed by prof. Göran Stemme. Within the division there is a group of senior researchers with different specializations as well as a number of doctoral students.

List of staff

Education

The division gives courses in the areas of Measurement technology and Microsystem technology.

Read about education at MST

Research

The major research field of the division is Micro- and Nanoelectromechanical Systems (MEMS/NEMS), where micro- and nanofabrication techniques and materials are adapted to the making of small, low-cost, high-performance electromechanical, optoelectromechanical, RF/microwave as well as micro- and nano-fluidic devices.

Read about research at MST

Lab facilities

We have several well-equipped in-house lab infrastructure, including:

  • a polymer microsystems lab.

  • an RF/THz lab.

  • a photonics lab.

  • a 3D nanostructuring lab (3D microprinting, laser machining). 

  • cell work & microbiology facilities

Much of the device fabrication takes place at the Electrum Lab  and Albanova Nanofabrication Lab . The Electrum Lab comprises 1300m² of class-100 cleanroom area for fabrication and characterization of microelectronics, photonics and microsystem devices. The Electrum lab is situated at KTH's campus in Kista, North-west of the city. Through the my-fab network the division also have acces to the other major cleanroom labs in Sweden.

We further work in other major infrastructures.

  • Scilifelab , which is the national hub for molecular biosciences.

  • MedTechLabs , which is the regional interdisciplinary centre for medical technology research.

  • Biomedicum , which is the experimental research centre of the Karolinska Institute.