Daniel HISSEL awarded as « Fellow » of the IEEE society

Professor in Electrical Engineering at the University of Franche-Comté and researcher at FEMTO-ST, Daniel Hissel has been awarded as for his work on hydrogen systems.

Daniel Hissel was director of the CNRS FCLAB federation from 2012 to 2019, he is currently Vice President in charge of the socio-economic partnership and innovation at the University of Franche-Comté, head of the SHARPAC team (Hybrid Electric Systems, Electric Actuators, Fuel Cell Systems) at the FEMTO-ST institute, deputy director of the FRH2 hydrogen federation and co-founder of the H2SYS start-up. He was awarded the Blondel Medal in 2017, the CNRS Medal for Innovation in 2020 and "Fellow" of the Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers in 2022.

Daniel Hissel is one of the pioneers of the international research on the diagnosis and prognosis of hydrogen-energy systems both for embedded and stationary applications. For more than 20 years now, he has orchestrated the activities of many researchers in the team, particularly in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for effective and non-invasive estimation of the state of health and control of systems integrating a fuel cell.

Focus on the innovations of the "hydrogen-energy systems" sector

A few days after the announcement by the government of the launch of a major national hydrogen plan, the Femto-ST institute is organizing on 20 June 2018 at the FCLAB in Belfort, a focus on innovations in the "hydrogen energy systems" sector.
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Robotic assembly of the smallest house in the world

the handling and assembly capabilities of nanocomponents of the "μRobotex" platform make the buzz on the net and in the international press through the origami manufacturing of a micro-house at the end of an optical fiber whose dimensions are less than the diameter of a hair.
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Nicolas Andreff, receives the scientific award "Charles Defforey" from -Institut de France Foundation

Awarded May 30 under the Dome of the “ (Institut de France) " by Jean-Paul Laumond, a member of the Academy of Sciences, this Grand Prize crowns the work & skills of Nic
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International Day of Light 2018

Following the success of the International Year of Light, which highlighted the importance of light-based science and technology and generated more than 13,000 activities in 147 countries, UNESCO proclaimed May 16 as the International Day of Light.
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Enrico Rubiola honored at IFCS 2018

Enrico Rubiola will receive the W. G. Cady Award at the IFCS 2018 on May 24th.
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Inauguration de la plateforme Oscillator IMP le 28 mars

Une nouvelle plateforme technologique dédiée à la caractérisation de la stabilité des oscillateurs est désormais mise à la disposition des acteurs de la recherche et de l’industrie et fera l’objet d’une inauguration le 28 mars prochain.
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OPTICS 2018 : Sheler Maktoobi, Best Paper Award !

Sheler Maktoobi (doctorante département d'optique) s'est vu remettre le Best Paper Award lors de la conférence OPTICS 2018 (SPIE)
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Visite ministérielle à FEMTO-ST

Vendredi 16 mars, La ministre de l'Enseignement supérieur, de la Recherche et de l'Innovation, Frédérique VIDAL, est venue à Besançon découvrir les activités de recherche de FEMTO-ST et échanger avec les membres de l’institut.
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Création de la start-up VERSO Optim

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FEMTO-ST sur C8

Les métamatériaux développés par FEMTO-ST pour limiter les nuisances sonores mis en avant dans l'émission "william à midi" sur C8 !!
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