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PAGE 4 Highlights 2009 “A Coherent Single-Spin in a Seminconductor” Science 325, 70 (2009) attocube systems is a true story of successful innovation, which has reached its ambitious goals by being creative, responsive, and agile. This list of exciting events and projects marks the important milestones of our history. Official Launch of attocube systems AG, 21.11.2001 - Based on development work done at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich, attocube systems was launched to create, produce and market its nanotechnology solutions actively for scientific & industry applications. Early 2002 Opening the first premises at the Viktualienmarkt in the heart of Munich. 2002 First customers outside Europe in the United States & Japan 2006 First closed-cycle millikelvin-AFM measurements demonstrated 2004 „Hybridization of electronic states in quantum dots through photon emission“ Nature 247, 135 (2004) 2005 First customer in India 2004 Market introduction of millikelvin nanopositioners 2005 Creating the world’s smallest nanorotation stage – “ANR30” 2003 First customers in Korea, Taiwan and Singapore 2003 First participation as exhibitor at the MRS Fall & APS March Meeting 2004 Launch of the world-renownned low-temperature confocal microscope “attoCFM” 2006 Winner of the Bavarian Innovation Award (“Bayerischer Innovationspreis”) 2007 First customer in Brazil 2006 Founder Prof. Dr. Khaled Karrai joined the company full-time 2007 First 3He compatible Atomic Force Microscope delivered to a customer 2006 Opening new premises at the Königinstrasse in Munich, close to the university area and the English Garden 2009 “Towards Two-dimensional Metallic Behavior at LaAl03/SrTiO3 Interfaces” PRL 102, 216804 (2009) 2008 Foundation of attocube systems Inc. in Berkeley, USA 2009 Vortex measurements using MFM on Iron Pnictides 2008 Winner of the German Award for Outstanding Entrepreneurs (Deutscher Gründerpreis) 2009 Introduction of the world’s smallest, real-time interferometric sensor “attoFPS” 2008 50 millikelvin confocal measurements on quantum dots demonstrated 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009