Maurizio Monti, lecturer (Sorbonne University), joined INSP in September 2025. He is assigned to the Photonics and Coherence of Spin team. Maurizio Monti’s research focuses on ultrafast spectroscopy, from THz to X-rays, to study...
Scientific Result – CNRS Physique In a long-term study carried out on the International Space Station (ISS), researchers were able to study precisely the physico-chemical factors influencing the long-term stability of foams by avoiding...
Let’s Talk Parity is a series of short articles on concepts relating to parity that the INSP’s Equality-Parity referents have decided to set up. Part 3 : What is the boys’ club effect? The...
On Tuesday, July 22, 2025, INSP welcomes high school seniors from abroad. The program includes a guided tour of the laboratory, focusing on the following themes and platforms: Quantum optics Surface science Foams Manipulating...
Elena Maria Tosi, a PhD student in Clusters and Surfaces under Intense Excitation (ASUR) team, was awarded the prize for best poster at the 22nd Colloque Louis Néel, held in Ardèche from June 17...
Micro- and nanostructures of magnetic materials are the basis for a wide range of technological applications, from sensors to data storage. New methods for measuring and controlling the dynamics of their magnetization are therefore...
Researchers have shown the possibility to control the transfer of magnetic energy from light to matter by means of localised plasmons, waves of light on the surface of a metal that allow fine control...
The SPADE Junior Professor Chair aims to recruit a researcher conducting fundamental work in surface physics, making use of — or contributing to the development of — scanning probe microscopy techniques. The proposed research...
Let’s talk parity is a series of short articles on concepts relating to parity that the INSP’s Equality-Parity referents have decided to set up. Part 2 : What is the metaphor of the leaky...
It refers to the recurrent denial or minimization of women scientists’ contribution to research, their work often being attributed to their male colleagues. It was the American science historian Margareth Rossiter (1944-) who, in...
