by web-physuf · Published 15 June 2021 · Last modified 4 April 2022
Directional solidification in thin sample of CBr4-C2Cl6 alloys of concentrations inside the eutectic plateau. The solid is two-phased, composed of two different crystalline phases α and β. The diffusive dynamics is at the origin...
by web-physuf · Published 14 June 2021 · Last modified 30 June 2023
Team Permanent members: Yves Borensztein, Sébastien Royer The localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) in metallic nanoparticles (NPs) induces a strong enhancement of the electromagnetic field at the surface of the NPs. Consequently, monitoring...
by Cécile Duflot · Published 14 June 2021 · Last modified 15 September 2021
Séminars Highlights Internships/PhD/Jobs Members The laboratory has a strong focus on the experimental and theoretical study of materials with quantum confinement properties, whether they are 0-Dimensional, 1-Dimensional or 2-Dimensional materials. One of the laboratory’s...
by web-physuf · Published 14 June 2021 · Last modified 22 June 2022
Team Permanent members: Emmanuel Lhuillier, Yoann Prado PhD students: Audrey Chu, Adrien Khalili, Huu Tung Dang Design of the light matter coupling to achieve high absorption and spectral shaping A central point in...
by web-physuf · Published 10 June 2021 · Last modified 4 April 2022
Team Permanent member: Olivier Pluchery PhD student: Angéline Dileseigres Gold nanoparticles exhibit unique optical properties related to their plasmon resonance (LSPR). LSPR under excitation by light, induces a strong resonance of the electrons inside the nanoparticles....
by web-physuf · Published 4 June 2021 · Last modified 4 April 2022
Members Permanent members: Emmanuelle Lacaze, Sébastien Royer, Michel Goldmann PhD Student: Jean de Dieu Niyonzima Liquid crystal topological defects are among condensed matter topological defects the easiest to control for a deep study of defect structure...
by web-physuf · Published 4 June 2021 · Last modified 4 April 2022
Members Permanent members: Emmanuelle Lacaze, Sébastien Royer, Michel Goldmann, Emmanuel Lhuillier We use dedicated liquid crystal topological defects to confine nanoparticles in 1 Dimension (using liquid crystal smectic dislocations) or in 2 Dimensions (using...
by web-physuf · Published 4 June 2021 · Last modified 15 June 2023
Members Permanent member: Jean-Noël Aqua Post-Doc: Kennet Rodriguez Hannikainen We study epitaxial crystal growth using different models of system dynamics at atomic scales. The systems studied concern the growth of SiGe quantum dots by morphological...
by web-physuf · Published 2 June 2021 · Last modified 30 June 2023
Team Permanent members: Jean-Noël Aqua, Emmanuelle Lacaze, Sébastien Royer, Michel Goldmann, Emmanuel Lhuillier Self-organization, which allows the appearance of structured domains from a process that is generally out of equilibrium, has many applications in...
by web-physuf · Published 2 June 2021 · Last modified 12 June 2024
Team Permanent members: Silvère Akamatsu, Sabine Bottin-Rousseau, Bumedijen Raka PhD student: Eliane Farhi Solidification microstructures are out of equilibrium patterns. Of micrometric characteristic dimensions, they appear on the crystal growth front (solidification front)....
