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surface based on elementary or unit cells incorporating active materials (electrically or optically), will require the development of technologies capable of replacing semiconductor components distributed
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of electrical charges at extremely small scales. However, these processes occur in trillionths of a second, far too fast for current methods to capture. The ERC-funded UltraWave project aims to overcome
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Materials) group at IEMN will develop innovative bioelectronic platforms enabling the electrical interfacing and functional monitoring of neurocompetent intestinal tissues through advanced micro- and
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) spectroscopy deals with chirality of the (emitting) excited state. In CPL, the electric field rotates constantly while lying on a plane perpendicular to its propagation direction, describing an either right
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of recent theories related to charge ordering. • Design and implementation of experiments on thin-film growth and topotactic reduction; • Active participation in synchrotron measurement campaigns in France
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function based on a coupled NEMS network, consisting of 2 or more double-drum resonators. This is beyond current state of art and relies on deep understand of more degrees of nonlinear complexity
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two pages) and the following documents (PDF only, via a file server): * a description of past and current research statements (maximum of five pages), * a publication list, * 3 reference letters sent by
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, via a file server): * a description of past and current research statements (maximum of five pages) * a publication list, * 3 reference letters sent by the mentors (same deadline) to Drs JF Donati (jean
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these heterostructures, the electronic properties are strongly affected by interactions at the interfaces between layers. Charge transfer between materials can modify the electronic density and create new electronic
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fabrication of electrical circuits) and conceptual (designing experiments, and planning of future research strategies). In the lab, you will pursue the development of high-impedance and/or protected