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Mengjia Wang receives the « Chinese government award 2020 »

As a PhD student of the Optics Department of FEMTO-ST , Mengjia Wang has been recognized by the Chinese Government for his outstanding work in the field of nanophotonics and plasmonics.

Laurent LARGER named Fellow 2021 of OSA

Full professor of Physics/Optics at the University of Franche-Comté and researcher at FEMTO-ST institute, Laurent Larger is rewarded for his pioneering work on nonlinear dynamics in optoelectronics and on the development of new architectures for photonic artificial intelligence.

CNRS "Proof by Image" competition

Discover the selection of the 20 images selected by the CNRS, one of which is presented by FEMTO-ST, and vote for the "audience award" photo.

Webconférences sur "e.Micronora"

Dans le cadre de l’évènement virtuel sur les microtechniques « e.Micronora », FEMTO-ST propose des conférences en ligne le jeudi 24 septembre au matin.

Imaging quantum interference of entangled photon pairs of extremely high dimensionality

Researchers from the Optics Department have developed an imaging device allowing the spatial and temporal resolution of the phenomenon of quantum interference between pairs of entangled photons of extremely high dimensionality.

Concours posters doctorants : 11 ambassadeurs récompensés

11 doctorants de 1^ère année mis à l’honneur lors de l’Assemblée générale de FEMTO-ST du 10 juillet.

Fei GAO Receives IEEE J.D. Irwin Early Career Award

As a member of the SHARPAC team and Deputy Director of FEMTO-ST, Fei Gao has been recognized by the IEEE IES Society for his outstanding work in improving the reliability of hydrogen electric powertrains.

Daniel HISSEL, winner of the CNRS 2020 Innovation Medal

Full professor at the University of Franche-Comté, researcher at FEMTO-ST Institute and co-founder of a start-up on efficient hydrogen fuel cells, Daniel HISSEL is one of the four national winners of the CNRS 2020 Innovation Medal.

A new source of infrared light thanks to fibre optic cascades

Scientists from FEMTO-ST Institute and McGill University (Montreal, Canada) have designed and developed in collaboration with three French companies a light source covering the entire mid-infrared wavelength range: from 2 to 10 µm.

Topological crystals to guide waves on the water surface

Topological crystals have the property of being conductive on their surface, but insulating in their volume which allows very efficient wave guidance by engineering the structure of these materials, generally arranged in a hexagonal symmetry, inspired by the graphene.