Abdelkrim Khelif is the recipient of a CNRS 2007 bronze medal

Abdelkrim Khelif was awarded one of the 2007 bronze medals of the CNRS. According to the official wording, "The bronze medal acknowledges the first years of research of a talented young scientist. This award is an incentive from the CNRS to pursue well engaged and already productive researches."

Abdelkrim Khelif joined the CNRS in 2002, as a tenure researcher. His work focuses on phononic crystals, periodically structured materials that display astonishing acoustic properties, such as complete band gaps (regions of the frequency spectrum inside which wave propagation is inhibited whatever the polarization or the direction).

La recherche FEMTO-ST s'implique du 18 au 20 Mai au Festival Pint of Science

Le festival international de vulgarisation scientifique Pint of Science revient à Besançon du 18 au 20 mai.
Les équipes de l'Institut FEMTO-ST se mobilisent une nouvelle fois pour partager leurs recherches dans une ambiance décontractée et accessible à tous.
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Toward a new generation of recyclable composites

The PEPR RECYCOMP project, in collaboration with the FEMTO-ST Institute, is developing recyclable high-performance composites for a circular economy.
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FEMTO-ST launches the second edition of its MSCA-PF Boostcamp in 2026

Following a successful first edition, FEMTO-ST is pleased to renew its Boostcamp, a dedicated online training designed to support applications to the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships (MSCA-PF). The 2026 edition will take place on June 2–3, 2026.
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Mathilde Hary has been awarded a Marie Skłodowska-Curie postdoctoral fellowship

A European project at the intersection of photonics and sustainable artificial intelligence
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National research program on miniature robotics

FEMTO-ST is leading the MINIRO project, which brings together a national academic consortium of excellence in miniature robotics.
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Océane Topenot : an exemplary academic career

After graduating with an engineering degree from SUPMICROTECH-ENSMM and then a PhD in mechanics from FEMTO-ST, Océane joined the aerospace equipment manufacturer SAFRAN.
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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.
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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

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