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Tribute to Frédéric THIEBAUD

The academic community has lost a valued colleague and friend,full professor at Marie and Louis Pasteur University and researcher at FEMTO-ST in materials science.

Michel de Labachelerie receives the Legion of honor

National recognition for this CNRS scientist, a specialist in micro and nanotechnologies, who has contributed significantly to the structuring of national and regional research as founder and first Director of the FEMTO-ST institute.

Launch of the European i-Nano-T project

The Bourgogne Franche-Comté region is banking on regional scientific and industrial synergy to drive innovation in nanomedicine.

National Hydrogen Thesis Award for Clotilde ROBERT!

This award recognizes her work on optimizing hydrogen-powered electric powertrains using a novel approach that combines technological performance, environmental sustainability, and social responsibility.

I-PhD Innovation competition : Two winners from FEMTO-ST in 2025

Valentin Reynaud (microforce metrology) andGaultier Gibey (predictive maintenance of hydrogen sytems) are the winners of this sixth edition of the national innovation competition .

ZETA-SE : A new start-up born out of the work of FEMTO-ST

Founded in late July 2025, the company offers customized anti-vibration solutions for industry.

RÉESPIRATION Project: When art breathes to the rhythm of science and medicine

An interactive work of art born of an unprecedented dialogue between artists, carers and researchers to raise awareness of breathing and its calming power

Fiber optic sensors: a technological leap thanks to quantum photon counting

Researchers at FEMTO-ST have extended the range of fiber-optic temperature sensors to 150 kilometers, using photonic detection technology derived from quantum physics.

Detecting hydrocarbon pollutants in groundwater

A major environmental and health challenge taken up by FEMTO-ST researchers working with TotalEnergies

Two FEMTO-ST PhD students win awards at the IFCS-EFTF 2025 international conference

Their innovative work paves the way for new environmental monitoring devices and a new generation of atomic micro-clocks.