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La CPES de l’Ecole des Pupilles de l’Air à l’Institut NEEL

Pendant l’année scolaire, les élèves de la classe préparatoire à l’enseignement supérieur (CPES) de l’Ecole des Pupilles de l’Air ont préparé des expériences pédagogiques. La suite ici.

Lee Hsun Prize awarded to Vincent BOUCHIAT

The recipient of 2017 Lee Hsun Lecture Series—Lee Hsun Research Award, Vincent BOUCHIAT, Research Director of Neel Institute, visited Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences (IMR, CAS) from April 11 to 15, 2017. During the visit, Prof. Vincent BOUCHIAT gave a lecture entitled “Injecting superconducting and normal currents in ultrathin metal structures and carbon nanocompounds”. More infos here

Deuxième édition grenobloise des RJP (Rencontres des Jeunes Physicien-ne-s)

La deuxième édition grenobloise des "Rencontres des Jeunes Physicien-ne-s (RJP)" s’est tenue vendredi dernier 31 mars à la salle Canopé de Grenoble. Article ici.

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Latest publications

Tunable transmission of quantum Hall edge channels with full degeneracy lifting in split-gated graphene devices

NATURE COMMUNICATIONS, Apr. 2017 Pdf

Light Control of Charge Transfer and Excitonic Transitions in a Carbon Nanotube/Porphyrin Hybrid

ADVANCED MATERIALS, March 2017 Pdf

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Scientific highlights

Tracking the composition of carbonblack samples from Pompeii

A better knowledge of past societies and of their degree of technological development can come from scientific analysis of archaeological remains. However, the study of residues from archaeological finds poses a series of challenges for materials science. Carbon-based materials, easy to make by burning diverse organic matter, have been used since prehistoric times as pigments for drawings and paintings and also as dyes, inks and cosmetics. Full text.

New generation of white phosphors for LED lighting

Devices based on light emitting diodes (LEDs) are a major disruptive technology expected to dominate the lighting market in the near future. The advantages of solid-state lighting sources are their energy saving (more than 50% compared to conventional fluorescent lamps) and their potential to produce high stability, long lifetime devices. Full text.

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