DCMI seminar presented by: Martin SAROTT
Title : Tailoring Domain and Domain-Wall Properties of Epitaxial Ferroelectricand Ferroelastic Thin Films Using Strain, Electrostatics, and Light
DMO seminar presented by : Ivan Khariushin
« Molecular and supramolecular systems represent convenient building blocks for Quantum Information Science (QIS), offering, tunability of the spin properties and scalable assembly »
DSI Seminar presented by : Professeure Safae AAZOU
“ Breaking Efficiency Barriers in Kesterite/c-Si Tandem Solar Cells through Advanced Buffer Layer Engineering. ”
IPCMS Seminar presented by Prof. Toshinori Suzuki
Title : « Ultrafast Photoelectron Spectroscopy of Aqueous Solutions and Gas–Liquid Interfaces »
Axis 1 Seminar, présented by Felipe Pinheiro
Title: Nonergodic extended phases in wave transport: from disordered to quasiperiodic systems coupled to electromagnetic cavities
Axis 1 and 5 seminar presented by Emma Bryan
Title: Engineering molecular orientation for organic electronic quantum devices – the role of scanning probe techniques
Seminar IPCMS presented by: Dr. Daniel J. Cutler
Titre : Building Nanoscale Magnetic Materials: Stories of Coordination Clusters and Thiazyl Radicals
DMO-DCMI-Axe3 Seminar presented by : Prof Subinoy Rana
« Responsive supramolecular materials with enzyme-like properties »
Axis 3 seminar presented by: Mariana Telles do Casal
Title : How far can we go to compute excited-state rate constants? A computational perspective
DCMI Seminar presented by: Elin Winkler
Title : Magnetic nanozymes based in ferrites: Mechanisms, Stability, and Hyperthermia
Quantum sciences and materials seminar presented by : Rubén Seoane Souto
Title : Majorana states in Kitaev chains
IPCMS seminar presented by:Andrey S. Klymchenko
Title : Fluorescent organic nanoparticles for biosensing
ITI QMat – QuanTEdu Scientific Day
The ITI QMat scientific day will take place on June 17th in IPCMS' auditorium
Second half-day scientific seminar of the MEB-Cro platform
The Cronenbourg scanning electron microscopy platform will present its activities and give the floor to its users, who will explain how SEM has contributed to their research projects.
Nano-Est Days : tour of ICS and IPCMS platforms
As part of the "Journées Nano-Est", organized jointly by C’nano Est and the FRMNGE, the IPCMS is opening its CORTECS-certified technology platforms to event participants on an exceptional basis.
DON Seminar presented by: Saad Yalouz
Title : Quantum Computing and Molecular Physics: From Hardware to Software
Axis 1 seminar presented by Olivier Simard
Titre: Towards optimal control of quantum many-body systems
Seminar Axis 3 presented by: Prof. Rajamalli
Sub-microsecond Delayed Fluorescence Enabled by Molecular Engineering of Triazatruxene Emitters for High-Performance OLEDs with Suppressed Efficiency Roll-off
Seminar Axes 2 et 3 presented by : Dr. Juan A. Varela
Title : « Nano-scale fluorescence microscopy to study neurodegenerative diseases »
Quantum sciences and materials seminar presented by : Jonas Profe
Title: Influences of structural changes on the emergent phases in Sr2RuO4
DCMI Seminar presented by : Xavier ROCQUEFELTE
« A tale of cuprates : the good, the bad and the ugly »
Quantum sciences and materials seminar presented by: Valeria Sheina
Title: Probing Landau–Zener transitions of a single Ho atom qudit with spin-polarized STM
Axes 4 & 1 seminar, presented by : Christina Psaroudaki
Title : Quantum Dynamics of Skyrmions Beyond Chiral Magnets
Seminar IPCMS presented by: Christophe COPÉRET
Title : "Understanding Catalysis, one Atom at a Time"
DSI Seminar presented by : Dr. André Linhares Rossi
"Nano-scale study of the nucleation and growth of Calcium Carbonates and Phosphates Under the Influence of Additives"
Seminar Axis 3 présented by : Dr Sagarika MISHRA
Title : « Luminescent organic nanoaggregates for detection of pesticides in water »
Quantum sciences and materials seminar presented by Benjamin Lenz
Title: Iridates in the light of dynamic mean-field theory: from low-energy models and the Mott transition to the spectroscopic signatures of spin polarons
Quantum sciences and materials seminar presented by Thomas Allard
Title: Manipulating light with time-varying media
Seminar "Axe 2 NanoBioSciences"
Focus on presentations of recent works from Axis 2 teams
PhD's Defense : Arnaud Jablonski
Title : “Cancer drug delivery systems : from nanoparticles to nanocomposite hydrogels”
"Quantum sciences and materials" seminar presented by : Olesia Dmytruk
Title: Majorana bound states in Kitaev chains coupled to photons
"Quantum sciences and materials" seminar presented by : Sébastien Lebègue
Title : Some recent advances in 2D materials and surface science seen through ab initio calculations
Seminar "Axe 2 NanoBioSciences"
Presentations of Axis 2 team activities - mini-workshop (1.5 hours)
IPCMS Seminar presented by : Prof Galo Soler-Illia
Title : Mesoporous thin films: exploiting physics and chemistry in nanoconfinement
"Quantum sciences and materials" seminar presented by : Gabriela Borin Barin
Title: Atomically precise graphene nanoribbons: the road towards device integration
"Quantum sciences and materials" seminar presented by : William Legrand
Title: Laying the experimental foundations for quantum magnonics
"Quantum sciences and materials" seminar presented by : Jean-Damien Pillet
Title: Nonlocality at the Microscopic Scale: The Andreev Molecule in Ultraclean Carbon Nanotubes
"Quantum sciences and materials" seminar presented by : Lucas Désoppi
Title: Thermodynamic consistency of noise models in electrical circuits: from Brillouin's paradox to nonlinear stochastic networks
PhD Defense : Léon Schmidt
Titre : "Microscopie corrélative pour l'étude in situ des photoanodes utilisées pour la photoélectrolyse de l'eau"
PhD Defense : Zhenghan FENG
Title : Dynamic photoactive metallopolymers: synthesis, characterization and photoresponsive gels
"Quantum sciences and materials" seminar presented by : Yannis Laplace
Title: Surface plasmonic cavities at TeraHertz frequencies: ultrasmall, chiral and more
PhD Defense : Lilian COLIN
Title : "Development of siloxane based molecular liquids for optoelectronic applications"
Seminar on the 2025 Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry
Dietmar WEINMANN and Pierre RABU present an overview of each of the subjects
Seminars axis “From nano-to life- sciences”
Two seminars of Axis 2
"HDR" defense : Mathilde Bouché
Title : « Complexes de métaux abondants théranostiques et photothermiques »
PhD Defense : Hilaire MBA
Title : Ultrafast Electron Microscopy of Nanomaterials
Psychosocial risk (PSR) assessment initiative
The objective is to identify and better understand the factors contributing to PSRs, in order to determine preventive actions aimed at reducing their impact on both individuals and the organization.
Quantum sciences and materials seminar presented by Bruno Schuler
Title: Probing atomic defects in 2D semiconductors with light-coupled STM
PhD Defense : Ashfaque THONIKKADAVAN
Title : Spin-Wave Dynamics in Curved Three-Dimensional Magnetic Nanostructures”
PhD Defense : Lamiae EL KHABCHI
Title : " Spinel Vanadates in thin films: Control of magnetic and electrical properties by growth engineering for Low Power Spintronics applications "