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June 2013 Mina-News #25
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MINATEC gets €150 million worth of new buildings
With €150 million of building construction projects planned or underway, MINATEC is undergoing a major expansion—its biggest leap forward since it was established in 2002.
The Nanobio2 building (1,400 m2 of useable space) will be inaugurated in just a few weeks. Construction has begun on the Phelma II building (8,500 m2 of gross floor area) and on a new skills center (10,000 m2 of gross floor area) that will be home to Leti and CNRS researchers starting in 2015. Plans to expand the B2I and BHT...
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- MINATEC gets €150 million worth of new buildings
- Tracking down deposits on artery walls
- Nanowires for supercapacitors
- Actin, nature’s architect for 3D connections
- MEIS looks at nanowire constraints
- Microcoolers hold it together under pressure of 250 bars
- Even faster multi-core processor calculations
- BeSpoon sets a world record at 3,641 meters
- Lens-free virus viewing thanks to a webcam
- CERN chips employ Leti’s TSV technology
- Leti Innovation Days brings together businesses and researchers
- Philippe Mallein, Knight of the French National Order of Merit
- Phelma introduces a work-study program for micro and nanoelectronics
- Grenoble Institute of Technology neck-and-neck with Polytechnique
- Aledia powers ahead at light(n)ing speed
- Productive fun in store at the 2013 Phelminaire
- Leti sets the stage for 14 nm FDSOI
- Fabien Ndagijimana interview: “We want to calm the debate on electromagnetic waves”
- Body Area Networks gain traction
- Leti teams up with Rohde & Schwarz on RF
- iGEM team opts for an optogenetics project
- N+1 theater company camps out at the CEA
- Leti traces its SOI history in a new book
- Crocus Technology commits for five years
- An interactive stage glove for a one-man orchestra
- IRT Nanoelec celebrates its first year
- CEA’s market research department turns 20
- The 2013 First Step Challenge is now open!
- CEA, France’s second-largest patent filer in 2012
- Minalogic gives you a glimpse into the future
April 2013 Mina-News #24
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Leti and Michelin invent the electronic tire
In a departure from the lab’s typical developments for the high-tech industry, Leti recently collaborated with tire maker Michelin on an original product: RFID chips for the company’s heavy tires. The chips will provide information like the plant and date of manufacture, purchase date, repairs, and retreading.
Always cautious about confidentiality, Michelin has kept the 2000 creation of its joint lab with Leti, Tellab, a secret. The partners worked for six years and covered six billion kilometers to...
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- Leti and Michelin invent the electronic tire
- Solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance gets even colder and more sensitive
- RFID protects personnel from industrial hazards
- Pushing back the limits of nanodiffraction
- Could 3D integration have a future in direct metal bonding?
- Biomimetic films in pre-clinical testing for bone regeneration
- An entire chip mapped in very high resolution
- Integrated condensers at the international state of the art
- NanoEl project comes to an end with summer exchange program
- LMGP and SIMAP earn ISO 9001 certification
- Getting hip in the clean room
- inMRAM 2013, three days dedicated to MRAM
- First conference on biomimetic materials to be held on April 10–12
- Persyval laboratory of excellence launched
- Leti appoints start-up coordinator
- American author comes to Phelma during Spring Book Festival
- Grenoble-made chips to be used in Chilean astrophysical observatory
- Fifteen teams to compete in FIRST Tech Challenge
- Interview: “PhDs’ career prospects are excellent, despite the sluggish economy”
- Desperately seeking the Majorana fermion
- Student nano-images to be showcased as works of art
- Everything you wanted to know about TEM in 264 pages
- GIANT seeking architect for 2,000-seat auditorium
- Summer School bolsters international relations
- Fresenius Kabi now a Grenoble Institute of Technology-Phelma partner
- Hybrid CMOS/magnetic technologies reach a new milestone
- Biomass the focus of student BEST club seminar
- Soitec to host High Tech U VIP Day
- Researchers, show what you know!
- Ethera raises new funds
- 2012 First Step Challenge winners take home €859,000
- Nanoscience meets business in Bilbao
- Thank you to MINA-News readers!
February 2013 Mina-News #23
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Micro and nanoelectronics design: Grenoble Institute of Technology to propose new apprenticeship program
In March, Grenoble Institute of Technology will present its pioneering new three-year initial training program to the Rhône-Alpes regional government. The new program would give micro and nanoelectronics design students hands-on learning opportunities through apprenticeships with companies in the industry. And Grenoble is home to a substantial number of high-tech companies—STMicroelectronics, Dolphin Integration, Asygn, Tiempo, and many others—likely...
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- Micro and nanoelectronics design: Grenoble Institute of Technology to propose new apprenticeship program
- Spintec reinvents the electronic compass
- Femtocell base stations could require 20% to 40% less energy
- Uranium renews hope for monomolecular magnets
- Vibration energy harvesting: Leti files three patents >
- Memory: Leti researchers observe GST
- Spintronic devices in germanium—at room temperature
- Leti duo wins Général Ferrié electronics award
- Prestodiag brings home new awards
- Microwaves and photonics to come together in the Vercors this summer
- CEA-Grenoble enters Rhône-Alpes Challenge
- MINATEC hosts 150 micro and nanoelectronics PhD students
- Nanomedicine: ETPN appoints new Executive Committee
- Grenoble Institute of Technology moves up in rankings
- Atom probe tomography getting closer to artefact-free 3D reconstruction
- The Titan Ultimate delivers
- Grenoble Institute of Technology focuses on women in engineering
- Interview with Grenoble Institute of Technology’s Fanny Poinsotte*
- INAC looks at solar cell dyes
- Patrick Duréault elected Chairman of Phelma Board
- Everything you need to know about your Grenoble Institute of Technology application
- Phelma Junior Consultants to reach out to more businesses in 2013
- Mobile telephony: Leti looking at 5G
- Professional ethics competition open to students
- CEA-Grenoble to host KETs Summit on February 7, 2013
- CEA Tech regional offices on the front lines
- Clinatec continues to expand
- PhD students, save the date: 2013 Junior Scientist and Industry Annual Meeting
- Solar Decathlon award-winning prototype to come to MINATEC
