Video: the 2018 Millennium Technology Prize innovation ALD
Our IT devices are smaller and smaller but more and more powerful. Watch the video to learn why.
Yearly archives: 2018
2018 Millennium Technology Prize for Tuomo Suntola – Finnish physicist’s innovation enables manufacture and development of information technology products
Finnish physicist Tuomo Suntola’s innovative technology, atomic layer deposition (ALD), has made our lives with high efficiency smartphones, computers and social media possible. ALD technology also offers medical and sustainable energy applications. The President of the Republic of Finland Mr Sauli Niinistö presented the eighth Millennium Technology Prize in Helsinki on 22 May 2018.
Video: MTP partners apply many awarded innovations
The Millennium Technology Prize’s partners use many awarded MTP innovations in their business and research.
Arnold’s MTP innovation thriving: medicines and fuels with natural selection
American biochemist Frances Arnold was awarded the Millennium Technology Prize for her research on directed evolution in 2016. Arnold has developed a new and quick method for modifying proteins that mimics natural selection in a laboratory setting.
Interview with the 2018 Millennium Winner
Finnish physicist Tuomo Suntola was awarded the 2018 Millennium Technology Prize for his innovative technology, atomic layer deposition (ALD). Follow his path from childhood to the prize with our Question & Answer interview.
Millennium Technology Prize Winner Announcement and Award Ceremony in Helsinki on 22 May 2018
The world’s largest technology prize will be awarded in May for the eighth time. The international, one-million-euro prize is awarded to a technological innovation that enhances people’s quality of life and promotes sustainable development. The 2018 Millennium Technology Prize is awarded by Technology Academy Finland.
