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Mastering the doping of semiconductor nanowires : the case of zinc oxide – MAD-FIZ
Semiconductor nanowires (SC-NWs) open new fields of investigation in fundamental physics, and offer unique opportunities for the future generation of electronics, photonics, sensors, actuators, energy, and medical applications. Since many NWs based applications rely on the transport of carriers, the
III-V nanowires integration on SOI for on-chip optical connections – INSCOOP
The INSCOOP project proposes an original strategy to integrate optical links on Si wafer for on-chip interconnects. The link consists of a Si optical waveguide fabricated from a SOI (Si on insulator) substrate. A compact optical source operating at 1.2 µm wavelength or above will be fabricated direc
Thermal management enabling 3D interposer – THERMA3D
The THERMA3D project aims to develop a new concept of interposer for thermal management of microelectronic devices in 3D architecture. Heterogeneous integration processes face the 'Wall of heat'. The radical innovation which is proposed addresses devices having user profiles with power peaks.
High-throughput analysis of DNA conformational changes by Tethered Particle Motion on single molecule chip – TPM-on-a-chip
Single-molecule techniques have demonstrated their powerful capabilities to dissect various complex biological systems. In particular, the mechanisms of DNA machineries can be elucidated and DNA-protein interactions can be not only identified, but also precisely characterized. Time has come to dev
Peptide-based nanoparticles for targeted delivery of Fluorescent Biosensors for Non-invasive in vivo Diagnostics – NANOSCREEN
The success of biotherapies requires efficient but selective delivery of therapeutic molecules to their target site and their internalization into malignant cells. Therefore, it is necessary to identify appropriate targets within pathological cells and to devise strategies for efficient and targeted
Particle size, shape and concentration of nanotubes/nanowires in liquids – NANOMORPH
NANOMORPH, is an ANR project emerging from a consortium between industrials in chemistry and optics, and academics specialized in electromagnetic metrology and physico-chemistry of nanoparticles. The main goal of this research project lies in the development and the pre-prototyping of an innovative
Colored semi-reflective layer for the detection of enzymatic activities – Reflex
The increasing interest in the global climate and in the reduce availability of petroleum resources, added to the human health preoccupations such as a better understanding of the gut metagenome involved in dietary fibber breakdown, have generated a vast amount of research over the decades due to in
Multiplexed infrared diodes for absorption spectroscopy – MIDAS
This project aims to demonstrate high sensitivity gas sensing with gas discrimination capacity, using nanophotonic integrated laser diodes. It is based on an existing collaboration between LAAS-CNRS and IES, following a first project in the ANR blanc framework CRISPI CRISPI. In this new project; we
Ultra Violet Lamps based on the Electron-Pumping of III-nitrides nanostructures using Carbon Nanotube Cathodes – UVLamp
A new generation of electron pumped ultraviolet (UV) lamps will be developed where light is emitted from III-nitride semiconductor nanostructures that are excited by carbon nanotube (CNT) field emission (FE) cathodes. UV sources are used for many industrial, medical and analytical applications such
Microphone using NEMS gage detection – MADNEMS
This industrial research program aims at the realization of a MEMS microphone sensor, based on an innovative concept and an advanced micro-electronics technology using Si nanowires. The main target is conception, realization and characterization of a very compact microphone demonstrator. Two kind
Control of the mechanical collapse of carbon nanotubes: physical properties and industrial challlenges – TRI-CO
TRI-CO focuses on the study of the pressure-induced mechanical collapse of carbon nanotubes (CCNT) and the physicial properties of collapsed nanotubes. In parallel TRI-CO explores the potential of the use of CCNT for the improvement of the performances of carbon nanotubes (CNT) based composite mater
Heteroepitaxial bonding for hybrid integration of nanostructured optical devices – COHEDIO
The objective of this project is to open a new avenue for the design and fabrication of hybrid integrated photonic devices by harnessing the unique excellent quality of interfaces obtained by such heteroepitaxial bonding. This bonding technique has the capability to associate two materials that cann
Nanoparticles in Aquaous Suspension for TunAble and Reconfigurable Optical Devices – NASTAROD
This project focuses on the study and development of Aqueous Colloidal Suspensions of anisotropic Nanoparticles (ACSN). These materials have unique electro-optical properties that have some similarities with those of liquid crystals (LC). For example in isotropic phase, the application of an externa
3D micro-weaving of electrospun nanofibers. Design and fabrication of new nanostructured biochips for tissue engineering application. – NeoTissage
Context: Since decades, the treatment of bone diseases is a challenge due to the apparent inability of bone to self-repair. There is no effective therapy available and patients can only be helped by surgical joint replacement. Therefore, tissue engineering for bone regeneration appears as the mos
Innovative spintronics devices: From collective excitations towards miniaturized microwave systems – SPINNOVA
The recent developments in spintronics has the power to impact communication technologies in the same way as the discovery of Giant Magneto-Resistance (GMR), awarded by the 2007 Nobel Prize, did in the 1990's for data storage. The next foreseen application of nanoscale spintronic devices with large
New high performance vibration energy-harvesting piezoelectric microgenerators for mobile electronics applications. – PIEZO2POWER
Modern electronics is constantly pushing the boundaries of functional integration, which is particularly remarkable in many portable applications in consumer electronics, in particular. As systems continue to shrink, less energy is available on-board, leading to short device lifetime. Research conti
optimising MOcvd / ald growth of Oxydes Nanostructures for solar photon conversion by combining modeling and in situ synchrotron X-ray and optical analysis – MOON
Our project aims at improving the basic knowledge of the nucleation process of oxide-based nanowires (NWs) and nanocrystalline thin films that should result in a breakthrough technology in the field of materials energy and more precisely of solar photon conversion. The purpose is to investigate in s
InGaN nanowires for Electroluminescents Diodes – FIDEL
With a worldwide electric power consumption close to 20% for general lighting, the set up of low consumption light sources is a one of possible answer to the greenhouse effect problem. From OIDA (Optoelectronic Industry Development Association) point of view, the transition from incandescent light b
Cellular Estimation of Immunity – Cellestim
We propose a low-cost and low-technology approach to investigate individual cell responses. This new generation of biosensor (and biochip) is likely to pave the way toward biological data sets that have never been accessed so far. The strength and novelty of our approach is based on several key elem
plasMon ASSisTed electro-optical modulatOR – MASSTOR
Growing needs for increased data traffic drive the development of CMOS based optical circuits that include various building blocks such as waveguides, couplers, sources, detectors and modulators, in the IR telecom range. The latter components solutions span from mature and non-integrated devices mad
Local eletrical measurements by intermittent contact AFM - Applications to molecular spintronics and industrial transfer - – MELAMIN
Local electrical measurements by atomic force microscopy (AFM) have become an indispensable tool, as much for the characterization of materials, structures and devices at an increasingly reduced scale, as for the more fundamental properties studies of nanostructures and nano-objects. This is the rea
Development of Antimonide Terahertz Lasers – DELTA
The main goal of the project « DELTA » is the development of a new technology of quantum cascade lasers (QCL) operating in the far infrared, up to THz, spectral region. This domain of the electromagnetic spectrum is of great interest for numerous applications in such areas as medicine, security, as
Metrology of the Quantum Hall Effect in Graphene – metrograph
The modern definition of Ohm, the S.I. unit of electrical resistance, is based on the Quantum Hall Effect discovered by von Klitzing in 1981. Basically, a two-dimensional conductor shows a quantized transverse resistance when subjected to a large magnetic field perpendicular to the conducting plane,
Nanovectorization by squalenization of anticancer agents for neoplasies with fusion oncogenes – Nanosqualonc
Terpenoids (or isoprenoïds) are a group of natural compounds that are extraordinary diverse in chemistry, structure and function. Surprisingly, they have never been used previously in the nanomedicine field for drug delivery and targeting purposes. Our aim in this research project is to use the extr
Memristive Hardware Artificial Neural Networks – MHANN
In 2008, researchers at Hewlett-Packard have unveiled a new electronic component, called the memristor. Theorized by Leon Chua in 1971, this electronic device is a non-volatile, non-linear resistor. By applying a voltage, it is possible to vary continuously the resistance of the device, and the devi
In-SEM Multi-physics characterization and robotics manipulation – NanoRobust
Nanoscience is an area of growing research, mainly through the promising emergence of new nano-objects or nano-materials. This research area is now facing a challenge: the measurement of intrinsic properties of nano-object. In the NanoRobust project, we propose to address this challenge through two
Meso-structured carbon MATerials based on CYCLOdextrins precursors for the catalytic oxidation of HMF – CYCLOMAT
Over the past decade, carbon materials have attracted a great deal of attention in a wide range of applications of technological importance. Thus in catalysis, a growing interest has emerged for the synthesis by nano-replication technique, owing to the attractive characteristics of the resulting mat
Micro / nano magnetic functionalized tweezers dispersed in solution for biological and medical applications – NANO-SHARK
Very significant progresses have been achieved by the partner laboratories concerning the preparation and study of magnetic micro/nano-objects dispersed in solution, prepared by an original top-down approach. In particular, our recent results have demonstrated our capability to control and model the
Multifunctional nanoparticles for image-guided radiotherapy – TheraGuIma
The TheraGuIma project aims at designing multifunctional nanoparticles for image-guided radiotherapy which is expected to significantly improve the brain cancer therapy. There is indeed a real need to propose innovative strategy since the survival of patients suffering from glioblastoma (the most ag