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Abdelkrim Khelif reçoit une médaille de bronze CNRS 2007

Abdelkrim Khelif est le lauréat 2007 de la section 8 du CNRS. Suivant la formule officielle, "La médaille de bronze récompense le premier travail d'un chercheur, qui fait de lui un spécialiste de talent dans son domaine. Cette récompense représente un encouragement du CNRS à poursuivre des recherches bien engagées et déjà fécondes."

Guide phononique coudé

Guide phononique coudé

Guide phononique coudé

Abdelkrim Khelif a été recruté au CNRS en 2002, en qualité de chargé de recherche. Ses travaux portent sur les cristaux phononiques, des matériaux structurés périodiquement qui présentent des propriétés acoustiques extraordinaires, notamment des bandes interdites complètes (des régions du spectre dans lesquelles toute propagation d'onde est interdite quelle que soit la polarisation ou la direction).

Voir le site du CNRS et plus précisément un portrait de A. Khelif écrit à cette occasion.

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Abdelkrim Khelif

Abdelkrim Khelif

Abdelkrim Khelif

Entouré de nombreux amis, collègues, représentants de divers organismes et personnalités régionales, Abdelkrim Khelif a reçu le 9 juin 2008 dans le grand salon du Conseil Régional de Franche Comté, en la présence de sa Présidente, la médaille de bronze CNRS qui lui a été remise par le délégué régional centre-est et le directeur scientifique adjoint du département des sciences et technologies de l'information et de l'ingénierie du CNRS.

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