Conférence-ateliers "Le Temps et les horloges atomiques"

27 avril 2016 à 14h- Musée du Temps (Besançon)

Les étudiants de Cursus Master en Ingénieur (CMI) de physique et de mécanique de l’Université de Franche-Comté organisent une conférence-ateliers le mercredi 27 avril au Musée du Temps (Besançon) sur la thématique du temps et des micro-horloges atomiques.
Animé par des chercheurs de l’institut FEMTO-ST, cet évènement rassemblera des acteurs de la recherche, des industriels et des étudiants.

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Tribute to Frédéric THIEBAUD

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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.
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Launch of the European i-Nano-T project

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National Hydrogen Thesis Award for Clotilde ROBERT!

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

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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.
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Detecting hydrocarbon pollutants in groundwater

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