Succès de la journée des utilisateurs de la centrale de technologie MIMENTO

Le rendez-vous annuel de la plateforme de micro-nanotechnologies (réseau RENATECH du CNRS) a permis de partager et de récompenser les plus belles réalisations technologiques ré

alisée

s par ses utilisateurs internes et externes.

Après une interruption de plusieurs années en raison de la pandémie, cette édition 2023 qui a eu lieu le 15 novembre dernier, a été un succès avec plus de 80 participants et des présentations de haute qualité tant du personnel de la plateforme que des utilisateurs internes et externes.

Elle a aussi été l'occasion pour la p

remière fois de remettre les prix de meilleurs posters en micro-nanotechnologie pour des travaux réalisés à MIMENTO, jugés par le personnel de la plateforme et les référents technologues de FEMTO-ST présents lors de cette journée.

A ainsi reçu le 1er prix le travail de Aiman Zinaoui, doctorant, intitulé "Broadband 2nd harmonic generation of birefringent phase matching in a lithium niobate membrane waveguide". Aiman a reçu des mains du directeur de la plateforme un wafer/médaille en or ainsi qu'un prix permettant notamment une inscription à la conférence JNTE 2024, la conférence en micro-nanotechnologie nationale supporté par le réseau Renatech.

Le deuxième prix, et un wafer/médaille en argent, a été obtenu par Mario Constanza, doctorant, pour son travail "Graphene transferred on Lithium Niobate for high frequency non linear microacaoustic devices".

Finalement, le troisième lauréat, et un wafer/médaille en cuivre, est Grégoire Larger pour son travail "Thin-film lithium niobate Mach-Zehnder modulators : simulation & process".

Bravo à tous les participants !

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