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at low temperatures. This project is a collaboration between the Quanteca group and other research teams at Institut Néel, including the Micromagnetic and Nanomagnetic Materials groups. It is part of
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this limitation by developing a unique platform that combines high-intensity terahertz pulses with ultra-cold environments. This innovative approach will enable researchers to observe and control the motion
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solid state physics - superconductivity/ quantum devices - clean room micro-nano fabrication - optical setups in a weak photon flux regime - low temperature and/or high frequency transport measurements
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2030), dedicated to the development of high-performance cryogenic technologies for quantum technologies, and more specifically to ultra-low-temperature thermometry in the millikelvin range
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materials under extreme conditions of intense magnetic fields (exceeding 90 T) and very low temperatures (down to 100 mK). Scientific targets will be to investigate the properties of quantum materials (UTe2
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of both CO and CO2 to methylated aromatics but the origin of such efficiency remains poorly understood. the project proposes to decipher the reaction mechanism leading to high selectivity to methylated
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characterization of materials. • Development and operation of experimental test benches under high-vacuum conditions. • Definition of test protocols, including detailed test procedures and acceptance criteria
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over a very large area, using sputtering deposition techniques. The overall objective of the project is to define the parameters of this technology (integration of high-performance phase-change materials