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First experimental observation of the roton effect in metamaterials

Experiments conducted jointly by FEMTO-ST and KIT demonstrate the control of forward and backward wave propagation by adjusting the frequency.

FEMTO-ST partner of the Joint Technology Unit "CAPPLAI"

For the development of sensors to control and optimize the performance of dairy processes.

Les vésicules extracellulaires (EVs) : des médiateurs intercellulaires aux multiples facettes

La plateforme NanoBioAnalytique (NBA) de FEMTO-ST au service de la qualification des EVs, dans des fluides biologiques complexes, pour des applications diagnostiques ou thérapeutiques.

Happy new year 2022 !

The Management and all the members of FEMTO-ST wish you a year 2022 full of personal and professional satisfactions

Safa MERAGHNI receives the PEPITE prize in the regional "Female Initiative " competition

Her project is to create a "Smart Medical Assistant" which is an intelligent medical assistance device on a smartphone designed to help doctors in their diagnosis.

IEEE ICEMS Conference : Best paper award

Researchers from SHARPAC team/ENERGY department of FEMTO-ST institute received the Best Paper Award at the IEEE International Conference on Electrical Machines and Systems for their work on the influence of electrical conductivity on eddy-current losses in electrical machines.

Joint laboratories CNRS-Companies 2021

FEMTO-ST and AUREA Technology honored at the LAB COM CNRS event in Paris on November 29 and 30

Nanorobotics of the future: FEMTO-ST enters the 4th dimension

For the first time, nanorobotic structures have been realized by folding in 3 dimensions a multilayer membrane and proposing their actuation by an electro-thermo mechanical principle.

Chaos and rogue waves in a supercontinuum laser

In collaboration with the Universities of Tampere, Aston and ICB laboratory, FEMTO-ST researchers have made significant headway in the ongoing effort to understand the ultrafast chaotic nature of lasers, elucidating for the first time their noise-like pulse operation.

Julio Andrés Iglesias Martínez receives the Best Student Award at IEEE Ultrasonic Symposium

His work consists in achieving three-dimensional phononic crystals at the micro-scale with record band-gap width.