Review of the event | March 17, 2026

On three of the six days of the Spring Meeting in Dresden, an industrial exhibition was held in parallel with the conference. The DPG conference is an event that attracts both early-career researchers and experienced decision-makers alike. A hallmark of this conference is its dynamic mix of doctoral students, postdocs, and leading practitioners such as professors and group leaders. This gathering creates a dynamic atmosphere where top researchers and strategists meet to discuss groundbreaking topics across the entire field of solid-state physics.

The exhibition was very well attended by conference participants. At our booth, we were able to answer many questions from interested participants – and we’re sure that some of them will keep our expertise in ion beams in mind for their future research projects.

Announcement | November 2, 2025

The Spring Meetings of the German Physical Society (DPG) are central meeting places for physicists from various disciplines. They offer lectures, poster presentations, and discussion forums on current issues in research, teaching, and science policy.

The conference programme is already available. Invited speakers from institutes and universities around the world will provide an overview of their work during the conference week. The symposia of the conference are focused on interdisciplinary topics. In this edition of the Spring Meeting, France will be represented as the guest country by the Société Française de Physique (SFP).

The highly scientific program is rounded off by the presentation of the Gaede Prize and the Dissertation Prize, as well as various social events, a career market and the Exhibition of Scientific Instruments and Literature.

We will be present there with an exhibition booth. Come by and let us talk about our core competency – the ion beam technology. The exhibition will be open from 10 to 12 of March. We are looking forward to meet you in Dresden!

The post DPG Spring Meeting | Dresden | March 8-13, 2026 appeared first on D.I.S Germany GmbH.

We use numerous state-of-the-art software solutions to offer our customers the best possible conceptual solutions for their individual tasks.

Our extensive software suite includes our CAD program SolidWorks including its simulation software for mechanical and thermal simulations, FieldPrecision for solving electromagnetic, ion, and electron optical problems, and COMSOL Multiphysics for the flexible solution of complex problems in all areas. Combined, these state-of-the-art digital tools form a powerful, seamlessly integrated innovation ecosystem that empowers us to accelerate development cycles, enhance cross-domain synergies, and elevate engineering precision to unprecedented levels.

The image on the left shows the temperature distribution in an EBIS-C1 under full load. The EBIS-C1 is an electron beam ion source (EBIS) and, unlike most sources of this type, is completely air-cooled. This visualization was created using COMSOL Multiphysics.

To our product EBIS-C1

This picture shows the trajectories of ions from a gas field ionization ion source.

With our comprehensive technology portfolio, D.I.S Germany transforms visionary ideas into tangible engineering realities, enabling us to solve the diverse challenges our customers face in the areas of manufacturing, development, commissioning, and modernization with confidence and efficiency. From the very first conceptual sketch to the fully realized, finely optimized final product, our simulation-driven workflow delivers maximum reliability, exceptional detail accuracy, and future-ready performance.

You have a very specific project and would like to use our simulation services? Get in contact with our team!

The post Our simulation tool COMSOL Multiphysics appeared first on D.I.S Germany GmbH.

Discover the world of Ion Beam Technology! We have expanded our portfolio in the field of charged particle beam facilities with a series of transition lenses.

Working Principle

Applications

A transition lens is generally employed to adjust particle energy in set-ups with various beamline potentials along the beam, even under extreme vacuum conditions. This capability enables a range of functions, including beam acceleration or deceleration, energy state adjustment at the start, along or at the end of a beamline, energy matching in extreme vacuum conditions, and guiding charged particle beams through specific potential stages. These functionalities ensure that beamline potential transition segments are optimized for particle transmission and controlled beam divergence.

The post Transition Lens | Focusing of Particle Beams appeared first on D.I.S Germany GmbH.

The 25th International Workshop on Inelastic Ion-Solid Interactions (IISC-25) took place at Steinschaler Dörfl in Frankenfels, Austria, from September 14-19, 2025. This event is organized by the group of Prof. Richard Wilhelm of the Institute of Applied Physics at TU Wien. In terms of content, this conference deals with fundamental aspects of the inelastic interaction of particles with surfaces, for example with the following topics:

• Charge exchange between particles and surfaces
• Scattering of atoms, ions, molecules and clusters
• Cluster/molecular and highly charged ion beams

For many years, we have enjoyed a close working relationship to this group of scientists. They work with our technology as part of their research, and we benefit from their work by being able to adapt and improve our product. That’s why we decided to support this event as a sponsor this year.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank Prof. Wilhelm and his team for their cooperation and look forward to further joint projects.

The post 25. IISC in Austria | September 14-19, 2025 appeared first on D.I.S Germany GmbH.

Discover the world of ARIS – Advanced Residual Gas Inspection System! Our new TOF RGA (time-of-flight) gas analyser investigates residual gases and process gases with maximum precision. This Advanced Residual Gas Inspection System is a user-friendly device that facilitates rapid process and residual gas analysis.

Potential Applications

The post TOF-RGA | Advanced Residual Gas Inspection System appeared first on D.I.S Germany GmbH.

The International Conference on Photonic, Electronic and Atomic Collisions (ICPEAC 2025) in Sapporo focuses on the subjects of semiconductor production, process control and nanotechnology. The agenda for the meeting includes discussion of topics such as photonics, chemical processing, and PVD processes, as well as automation in manufacturing. The experts address the topics of yield improvements, cost reduction and new materials. The programme is designed to appeal to a range of professionals, including researchers, engineers and technology managers from semiconductor factories, research institutions and suppliers. Visitors from industry, sales and business development are seeking partnerships and solutions.

For many years, we have enjoyed a close working relationship with a group of scientists from the Institute of Applied Physics at TU Wien led by Professor Richard Wilhelm (third from the right in the bottom picture). They work with our ion source EBIS-C1 as part of their research, and we benefit from their work by being able to adapt and improve our product. Our ion source has been referenced in various professional settings, including lectures, poster presentations and an invited progress report, highlighting its role in the field of ion beam technology.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank Prof. Wilhelm and his team for their cooperation and look forward to further joint projects.

The post 34. ICPEAC in Sapporo | July 29 – August 5, 2025 appeared first on D.I.S Germany GmbH.