Angstrom Engineering Inc.

We’re heading to ALD/ALE 2026 in Tampa for a week of discussions around ALD processes, emerging materials, research applications, and the technologies shaping what’s next in deposition.

Our scientists and technical experts will be onsite connecting with the ALD community, sharing insights, discussing challenges, and exploring opportunities across research and industry.

Whether you’re focused on process optimization, new material systems, or moving research toward application, we’re looking forward to the collaborations ahead.

Let’s Talk ALD at Booth 300.

Throwback Thursday!

This early Angstrom Engineering evaporator recently came back for some updates and upgrades, including the latest Aeres® automation capabilities.

It’s great to see systems continue evolving over the years, and we appreciate the opportunity to keep supporting our partners and their research long after installation.

We’re proud to sponsor SPIE Photonics for Quantum this week at the University of Waterloo.

Bringing together researchers, scientists, engineers, students, and industry leaders from around the world, the conference highlights how photonics is helping advance quantum technologies.

With technical presentations, poster sessions, networking opportunities, and lab tours throughout the week, we’re excited to support the conversations, collaboration, and innovation happening across the quantum community.

We recently upgraded our Covap evaporator at the Device Technology and Chemical Physics Laboratory of the Cyprus University of Technology. The addition of RADAK sources will support our efforts to integrate photon energy up-converting interlayers into the electronic structure of organic photovoltaic and photodetecting devices.

The addition of this capability strengthens our experimental toolkit and advances our objective of reducing transmission losses in organic photodiodes. Wavelength up-shifting is a fascinating area of research in photoactuating device systems, offering a sustainable approach to light management and significant potential for enhancing the performance of solar cells. Lab link: https://hubs.ly/Q04g4x0T0

Congratulations to Dr. Stephen Forrest on being elected a Fellow of the Royal Society, one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious scientific institutions.

Founded in 1660, the Royal Society has spent more than 350 years advancing scientific discovery and recognizing researchers. Its fellowship has included scientists such as Isaac Newton, who later served as President of the Society, alongside Charles Darwin and Albert Einstein.

Recognized for his contributions to OLEDs, photovoltaics, optoelectronics, and thin film devices, Dr. Forrest joins a remarkable scientific community. Congratulations on this well-deserved achievement.

Read More Here: https://hubs.ly/Q04jNRYW0

Happy Pride!

We celebrate all the people who help drive innovation forward every day.

Wrapping up a great week at E-MRS 2026.

From thin films and deposition challenges to new research and interesting conversations across the conference floor, it was great connecting with the materials science community in Strasbourg this week!

Thanks to everyone who stopped by to talk thin films with Jocelyn and Tatjana.

E-MRS 2026 is in full swing!

It’s been great spending the week talking thin films, deposition challenges, advanced materials, and everything happening across the materials science community.

If you see Jocelyn or Tatjana at booth number 69/70 this week, come stop by and talk thin films with us.

Installed at the University of Hong Kong Guangzhou, this system is delivering stable performance under demanding high-vacuum and high-temperature conditions.

“Achieving long-term stable operation at this level is exceptionally rare,” shared the head researcher. Consistent after-sales service and maintenance have been equally critical in supporting performance and advancing their work.

We’re proud to collaborate with the team and support their research.

Today we’re recognizing an incredible milestone at Angstrom Engineering!

Paul has been with us for 25 years, and has played a significant role in the systems and solutions we deliver to our partners around the world.
As Director of Mechanical Design, Paul’s experience, technical knowledge, and problem-solving have helped shape countless projects over the years. His work behind the scenes has been essential to both our growth and ability to support research and development.

Thank you, Paul, for 25 years of dedication, expertise, and lasting impact!