Press review / Thesis in progress
by Cécile Duflot · Published 24 November 2023 · Last modified 28 November 2023
In October and November 2023, INSP welcomes 10 new PhD students: PHOCOS team Guillaume Lagüe Title: Spin properties in lead-free perovskite materials Supervisors: Christophe Testelin, Maria Chamarro et Frederick Bernardot PHYSUF team Maria...
In June 2023, the cleanroom team installed a sputtering frame. This machine complements existing thermal deposition machines, which are well suited to materials with low or moderate melting temperatures. The sputtering technique enables the...
On February 21, 2023, the INSP doctoral students’ day was held. Program 9:00 am : Welcome coffee 9:30 am : Presentation of the day by the organizers (Benoît Reynier & Carlos Rodriguez Cortez) 9:45 am...
Emmanuel Lhuillier is a research fellow at the Institute of Nanosciences of Paris (INSP, CNRS /Sorbonne University). His research theme focuses on the optoelectronics of confined nanomaterials and in particular those operating in the...
James Utterback is recruited as a CNRS research fellow at INSP. He will join the Chemical Physics and Dynamics of Surfaces team (Optoelectronics group) in February 2023. James Utterback’s research focuses on the...
Hugo Defienne, a CNRS research fellow, has joined the Nanostructures and Optics team (NANOPT). He leads the Quantum Imaging Paris group. Hugo Defienne is an expert in the fields of quantum optics, optical imaging...
Emmanuel Lhuillier review recent progresses on infrared applications of narrow band gap nanocrystal. See his article in Photoniques
This article has been selected as back cover of Advanced Optical Materials, Volume 10, Issue 9, May 4, 2022 Broadband Enhancement of Mid-Wave Infrared Absorption in a Multi-Resonant Nanocrystal-Based Device Tung Huu Dang, Claire Abadie, Adrien...
Emmanuel Lhuillier, scientist in the Chemical Physics and Dynamics of Surfaces team, has been awarded the CNRS 2022 Bronze Medal. This distinction represents an encouragement from the CNRS to continue his already fruitful research.
