Abstract: The invention relates to a heat-conducting coating of electronic circuit assemblies (102), comprising a coating agent (100), which encloses the electronic circuit assembly (102) and which is electrically insulating, with dispersed particles in the coating agent (100) which have a high thermal conductivity, whereby the particles dispersed in the coating agent (100) are embodied as nanoelements (101).

Abstract: The present device relates to memory devices for storing electric charge having memory cells and transistors arranged spatially next to them, and relates in particular to memory devices having memory cells with a high capacitance. In the memory cells which form a memory device to which the invention relates, there is a substrate and at least one memory cell which is arranged on the substrate and includes a first electrode element, which is electrically connected to the substrate, an insulation layer, which has been applied to the first electrode element, and a second electrode element, which has been applied to the insulation layer and is electrically insulated from the first electrode element.

Abstract: Process for contact-connection of carbon nanotubes as part of their integration in an electric circuit, wherein the nanotubes, after they have been applied to metallic interconnects of the electric circuit, are connected to the interconnects at contact locations by electroless metallization.

Abstract: A method for targeted deposition of a nanotube on a planar surface includes providing a ram made from elastomeric material and having a relief structure on its surface. A microfluid capillary system, with an inlet and an outlet, is then formed by applying the ram to a planar substrate. A dispersion of nanotubes is brought into contact with the inlet, thereby enabling capillary force to disperse the nanotubes. through the microfluid capillary system. The resulting dispersion of nanotubes is then dried and the ram removed.

Abstract: The invention relates to a process for producing a nanoelement arrangement and to a nanoelement arrangement. In the process for producing a nanoelement arrangement, a first nanoelement is at least partially covered with catalyst material for catalyzing the growth of nanoelements. Furthermore, at least one second nanoelement is grown on the catalyst material.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for the targeted deposition of nanotubes, in particular carbon nanotubes, on planar surfaces by exploiting capillary forces using microfluid capillary systems.