by web-physuf · Published 15 June 2021 · Last modified 4 April 2022
“Faceton”, or faceted solitary wave, in directional solidification in a thin sample of a mesomorphic molecule (denoted CCH4) exhibiting a nematic-smectic B transition. Smectic B is a “plastic crystal” phase with a lamellar...
by web-physuf · Published 15 June 2021 · Last modified 4 April 2022
Directional solidification in “thick” samples (typically 0.5 mm thick) of CBr4-C2Cl6 and succinonitrile-camphor alloys of concentrations inside the eutectic plateau. The solid is two-phased, composed of two different crystalline phases α and β. Diffusive...
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 2 October 2025
Team Permanent member: Olivier Pluchery Former 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...
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...
