Première occupante dans le nouveau bâtiment de recherche de FEMTO-ST à Besançon

Deux ans et demi après la pose de la première pierre, le nouveau bâtiment de recherche de l’institut FEMTO-ST, situé au 15 B avenue des Montboucons sur le Technopole TEMIS à Besançon, vient d’accueillir sa première occupante, Joëlle Berthelot, hôtesse d’accueil de cette infrastructure de 5300 m².

Elle sera rejointe progressivement, à partir du 15 septembre et jusqu’au 3 octobre prochain, par les différentes équipes de recherche bisontines des départements scientifiques « Micro nanosciences et systèmes » et « Optique » ainsi que par la Direction et les services communs de l’institut.

Cette installation d’une partie des membres de FEMTO-ST dans ce nouveau bâtiment de pointe, d’une capacité d’accueil de 260 personnes, est le point d’orgue du projet TEMIS SCIENCES porté par la région de Franche-Comté.

L’inauguration de ce bâtiment, propriété de l’Université de Franche Comté aura lieu le 20 novembre prochain.

Joelle Berthelot

Bâtiment Temis Sciences

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