 In Krakow there will rise Academic Center of Materials and Nanotechnology. The project is executed by consortium of companies Warbud SA and Qumak-Sekom SA. The agreement with AGH-University of Science and Technology, worth over PLN 26 mln. net, was signed in the presence of prof. dr. hab. Antoni Tajdu¶, Rector of AGH, on February 10, 2010.
- We execute second didactic object of such demanding parameters in Krakow – says Jacek Nowiński, the Director of Sales Department of Intelligent Building Technologies sector in Qumak-Sekom. – Experience already gained in the realization of the Jagiellonian Innovation Center, allows us to implement very sophisticated automation, teletechnical or power systems – he adds. Under the agreement Qumak-Sekom will carry power and teletechnical installations, as well as air conditioning and ventilation. In terms of energy provided among others: network reconstruction, site lighting, execution of installations of lightning protection and distribution center. The building is equipped with modern teletechnical systems including fire protection (fire detection and alarm, smoke extraction), security (access control, burglary and robbery alarm, CCTV television). There will be executed installation of networks, also. - Project Academic Center of Materials and Nanotechnology involves widening of the European Research Area (ERA) through establishing a modern research center and development of high-tech construction and functional materials, as well as materials nanotechnologies. The strategic objective of the project is to increase competitiveness and importance of AGH as a meaningful international scientific center, cooperating with similar research centers within our borders, in Europe and all over the word – the professor Marek Szczerba from AGH informs, Project Manager and Coordinator of the Center for New Materials and Nanotechnology CZT AKCENT Małopolska. - Institute an area of approximately 6 000 m2, will be equipped with modern science and technology laboratories, a unique research apparatus, for example spectro-microscopy device, „clean room” with nanolitography, ultra-high electron microscopy device – professor M. Szczerba explains. Works will begin on 18 February 2010, and their completion is scheduled for March 31, 2012.
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