History
NanoLund, founded in 1988, is the Center for Nanoscience at Lund University and a Strategic Research Area funded by the Swedish government. Encompassing 55 research groups in the faculties of engineering, science, and medicine, more than 130 PhD students and with an annual turnover of 19 M€, we are Sweden’s largest research environment for nanoscience and nanotechnology.
2019 Kick-off for our industry- and stakeholder network NanoTechNow
2019 There are now 16 active start-up companies that have
emerged from the NanoLund environment
2016 MAX IV is inaugurated and planning and fundraising begins for
a new nanofabrication facility, NanoLab Science Village. Several
major units within NanoLund announce the ambition to move to
Science Village.
2015 The Strategic Research Area becomes NanoLund, the Center
for Nanoscience at Lund University
2015 The Strategic Research Area evaluated as one of the top five
Strategic Research Areas in Sweden
2014 Attracts funding from EU through an Innovative Doctoral
Program called PhD4Energy
2010 nmC becomes a Strategic Research Area funded
by the Swedish Government
2007 Inauguration of Lund Nano Lab
2006 Linnaeus center and Linnaeus graduate school "Nanoscience
and Quantum Engineering"
2005 Selected as one of Sweden's top 10 research environments in
all areas of science by the Swedish Research Council (VR)
2003 Starting the new education program Engineering Nanoscience
(BSc and MSc)
2000 Nanowire research initiated
1995 The Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research (SSF) funds
the center "Nanoscience", which will be followed by other centers
until 2012
1990 nmC funded jointly by NFR and NUTEK as a Materials Science
Consortium program
1988 The Nanometer Structure Consortium (nmC) is initiated
