EULITHA
EULITHA was founded in 2006 in the canton Aargau of Switzerland. Its founders have led the development of Extreme Ultraviolet Interference Technology at the Paul Scherrer Institute. Having entered the market with products based on its EUV technology, Eulitha has expanded its range of products with the addition of state-of-the-art electron beam lithography technology to its capabilities. In 2010, Eulitha announced the breakthrough PHABLE™ technology, which greatly simplifies production of periodic nanostructures over wafer scale areas. The company has a global customer base of researchers from industrial and academic laboratories. Backed by private Swiss equity Eulitha serves its growing number of customers from two locations in Kirchdorf and the Paul Scherrer Institute.
EULITHA
Industry:
Biotechnology Information Technology Manufacturing Nanotechnology
Founded:
2006-01-01
Address:
Kirchdorf, Bern, Switzerland
Country:
Switzerland
Website Url:
http://www.eulitha.com
Total Employee:
1+
Status:
Active
Contact:
+41563104279
Email Addresses:
[email protected]
Total Funding:
271.72 K USD
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http://www.eulitha.com
- Host name: sl2199.web.hostpoint.ch
- IP address: 217.26.55.168
- Location: Switzerland
- Latitude: 47.1449
- Longitude: 8.1551
- Timezone: Europe/Zurich
