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March 8, International Women's Day

"Freedom, like Science, and Women's Rights, are fundamental issues for Humanity."

FEMTO-ST chooses to display on this day of March 8 (also charged with the serious news of the war in Ukraine), its commitment to each of these three issues.

picture : Ukrainian girl created by street artist Seth in the 13th arrondissement of Paris. (Source : tv5monde.com)

  • John Dudley awarded EPS Prize for Research into the Science of Light

    This award – jointly with Goëry Genty from Tampere University – recognizes their pioneering contributions to ultrafast nonlinear fibre optics.

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  • Michaël Gauthier, new director of FEMTO-ST

    A new team is taking over the management of the institute for a 5-year term starting in January 2024.

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  • Nadia YOUSFI STEINER awarded the Blondel 2023 medal

    This medal recognizes the decisive contributions of her work on the resilience of fuel cell and hydrogen systems

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  • Maxence Leveziel wins CNRS robotics thesis award

    His work has led to the development of a miniature robot capable of manipulating micrometric objects at unprecedented speeds.

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  • Thibaut Sylvestre elected Optica Fellow 2024

    Thibaut is one of the 129 newly elected Optica Fellows, honored for his pioneering contributions to fiber optics and fiber lasers

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  • New Academic Year for the EIPHI Graduate School

    200 new students join its 16 international master's programs in 2023-2024

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  • Two best student paper awards for Ishamol Labbaveettil

    Awards for her PhD work on KNbO3 films

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  • Dissociating Nitrogen Molecules Using Silicon Atoms

    Researchers from FEMTO-ST have just demonstrated a novel process for dissociating nitrogen molecules through low-energy footprint processes, a crucial step towards the decarbonized production of high-value-added molecules.

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  • DESCROIX-VERNIER ETHICSCIENCE award for Agathe FIGAROL

    An innovative tumor model on a microchip to fight brain cancer

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  • A novel approach to filling miniature atomic clock cells

    This new method, which gains flexibility, paves the way for large-scale production of atomic sensors.

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