We would like to announce 2 new #Superconducting Quantum devices, the QiB1 and QiB2. The QiB1 and QiB2 contains 6 and 7 #qubits respectively and come in ConScience’s newly developed Box16 packaging, ensuring easy integration into quantum research setups.https://t.co/SqARlSngE4 pic.twitter.com/uATVfQdjGn
— ConScience (@ConScienceAB) March 12, 2025
ConScience is part of the #Swedish #quantum delegation heading to Singapore 11-14 March 2025
— ConScience (@ConScienceAB) March 10, 2025
We are proud to contribute to this delegation, which is organized by the QuantumSweden Innovation Platform We’ll be engaging with #Singapore’s leading quantum organizations. pic.twitter.com/89ipAHjvpu
We enable cutting-edge research and product development. Thanks to our streamlined processes and expert customization, we can offer both cost-effective and high-quality solutions.
These systems are widely used in cell-biology research and enable measuring molecular interactions with high precision
Nanoplasmonics allows the detection of objects and reagents at extremely low concentrations or with utmost selectivity
With access to the major cleanroom facilities in Sweden and Denmark totalling more than 10.000 m2 of cleanroom and 2000+ instruments for fabrication and characterization, we run all standard cleanroom processes, and deliver optimized solutions for various micro- and nanofabrication projects.
High expertise
Cleanroom with state-of-the-art
nanofabrication tools
Consultancy services and customization
Short lead times made possible by long experience
Cost-effective solutions
Joachim Fritzsche, PhD is a physicist, entrepreneur, and co-founder of ConScience. His expertise lies in nanofabrication, and he has 16 years of experience in hands-on cleanroom work within both academia and enterprise. That is why he can provide excellent consultancy services and project management to our clients.
Joachim studied physics in Germany and the United Kingdom, and acquired his PhD in Leuven, Belgium, in the field of superconductors and semiconductors. He joined the Biophysics group at Gothenburg University, before focusing on nanoplasmonic sensing and nanofuidic systems at Chalmers, Sweden. Joachim started ConScience together with Annelies Vanbrabant in 2012.
[UNIVERSITIES]
Harvard University (US)
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University of Oxford (UK)
Newcastle University (UK)
Queen Mary UNiversity of London (UK)
Nanyang Technological University (Singapore)
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium)
Liege Université (Belgium)
Universite ConCordia (Canada)
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (Spain)
Institute of Materials Science of Barcelona (Spain)
Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden)
Uppsala University (Sweden)
University of Wollongong (Australia)
University of Oslo (Norway)
Université Paris Sud (France)
Humboldt Universität zu Berlin (Germany)
Technical University Delft (Netherlands)
[RESEARCH CENTERS]
Max-Planck Institut Marburg (Germany)
Forschungszentrum Jülich (Germany)
RISE (Sweden)
[INDUSTRY]
Nanoxis (Sweden)
SiTek (Sweden)
Insplorion (Sweden)
Nanolyze (Sweden)
Astrego Diagnostics (Sweden)
Fluicell (Sweden)
NILT (Denmark)
GIAMAG (Norway)
AZO Network (UK)
Examples of cutting-edge research that our nanofabrication expertise has made possible:
Alberto Pérez J. Hu, J. Mendoza-Carreño, M. Garriga, M. Isabel Alonso, O. Arteaga, A. R. Goñi, A.Mihi "Strong Chiro-Optical Activity of Plasmonic Metasurfaces with Inverted Pyramid Arrays”
ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces 2025, 17, 10, 15824–15835
Qi, X., Pérez, L.A., Mendoza-Carreño, J.et al. Chiral plasmonic superlattices from template-assisted assembly of achiral nanoparticles. Nat Communications 2025, 16, 1687.
Jones, D. et al. Kinetics Of dCas9 Target Search In Escherichia Coli. Science 2017, 357, 1420-1424.
Hammar, P. et al. Direct Measurement Of Transcription Factor Dissociation Excludes A Simple Operator Occupancy Model For Gene Regulation. Nature Genetics 2014, 46, 405-408.
Dreos, A. et al. Exploring The Potential Of A Hybrid Device Combining Solar Water Heating And Molecular Solar Thermal Energy Storage. Energy & Environmental Science 2017, 10, 728-734.
Müller, V. et al. Rapid Tracing Of Resistance Plasmids In A Nosocomial Outbreak Using Optical DNA Mapping. ACS Infectious Diseases 2016, 2, 322-328.
Xu, X. et al. Directed assembly of multiplexed single chirality carbon nanotube devices. Journal of Applied Physics 129, 024305 (2021);
Clement, P. et al. Direct Synthesis of Multiplexed Metal-Nanowire-Based Devices by Using Carbon Nanotubes as Vector Templates. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2019, 58, 9928 –9932
Kipper, K. et al. Application Of Noncanonical Amino Acids For Protein Labeling In A Genomically Recoded Escherichia Coli. ACS Synthetic Biology 2016, 6, 233-255.
Motta, M. et al. Enhanced Pinning In Superconducting Thin Films With Graded Pinning Landscapes. Applied Physics Letters 2013, 102, 212601.
Wallden, M. et al. The Synchronization Of Replication And Division Cycles In Individual E. Coli Cells. Cell 2016, 166, 729-739.
Fornander, L. et al. Visualizing The Nonhomogeneous Structure Of RAD51 Filaments Using Nanofluidic Channels. Langmuir 2016, 32, 8403-8412.
Friedrich, R. et al. A Nano Flow Cytometer For Single Lipid Vesicle Analysis. Lab on a Chip 2017, 17, 830-841.
Frykholm, K. et al. Fast Size-Determination Of Intact Bacterial Plasmids Using Nanofluidic Channels. Lab on a Chip 2015, 15, 2739-2743. DOI: 10.1039/C5LC00378D
Paintdakhi, A. et al. Oufti: An Integrated Software Package For High-Accuracy, High-Throughput Quantitative Microscopy Analysis. Molecular Microbiology 2015, 99, 767-777.
Lawson, M. et al. In Situ Genotyping Of A Pooled Strain Library After Characterizing Complex Phenotypes. Molecular Systems Biology 2017, 13, 947.
Baltekin, Ö. et al. Antibiotic Susceptibility Testing In Less Than 30 Min Using Direct Single-Cell Imaging. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 2017, 114, 9170-9175.
Sanamrad, A. et al. Single-Particle Tracking Reveals That Free Ribosomal Subunits Are Not Excluded From The Escherichia Coli Nucleoid. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 2014, 111, 11413-11418.
Marklund, E. et al. Transcription-Factor Binding And Sliding On DNA Studied Using Micro- And Macroscopic Models. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 2013, 110, 19796-19801.
Nyberg, L. et al. Rapid Identification Of Intact Bacterial Resistance Plasmids Via Optical Mapping Of Single DNA Molecules. Scientific Reports 2016, 6.
Persson, F. et al. Lipid-Based Passivation In Nanofluidics. Nano Letters 2012, 12, 2260-2265.
Tanyeli, I. et al. Nanoplasmonic NO2 Sensor With A Sub-10 Parts Per Billion Limit Of Detection In Urban Air. ACS Sensors 2022, 7, 1008-1018. DOI: 10.1021/acssensors.1c02463
Levin, S. et al. A Nanofluidic Device For Parallel Single Nanoparticle Catalysis In Solution. Nature Communications 2019, 10, 4426.
Alekseeva, S. et al. Grain-Growth Mediated Hydrogen Sorption Kinetics and Compensation Effect in Single Pd Nanoparticles. Nature Communications 2021, 12, 5427.
Alekseeva, S. et al. Grain boundary mediated hydriding phase transformations in individual polycrystalline metal nanoparticles. Nature Communications 2017, 8, 1084.
Syrenova, S. et al. Hydride Formation Thermodynamics and Hysteresis in Individual Pd Nanocrystals with Different Size and Shape. Nature Materials 2015, 14, 1236-1244.
Syrenova, S. et al. Shrinking-Hole Colloidal Lithography: Self- Aligned Nanofabrication of Complex Plasmonic Nanoantennas. Nano Letters 2014, 14 (5), 2655- 2663. DOI: 10.1021/nl500514y
Börjesson, K. et al. Photon Upconversion Facilitated Molecular Solar Energy Storage. Journal of Materials Chemistry A 2013, 1, 8521.
Dreos, A. et al. Exploring The Potential Of A Hybrid Device Combining Solar Water Heating And Molecular Solar Thermal Energy Storage. Energy & Environmental Science 2017, 10, 728-734.
Wang, Z. et al. Liquid-Based Multijunction Molecular Solar Thermal Energy Collection Device. Advanced Science 2021, 8, 2103060.
Xu, X. et al. Tuning Electrostatic Gating Of Semiconducting Carbon Nanotubes By Controlling Protein Orientation In Biosensing Devices. Angewandte Chemie 2021, 133, 20346-20351.
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