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What kind of homes will we live in tomorrow? Will they be mobile or stationary? What kind of energy will we use? Around 100 local high-school juniors enrolled in science tracks will try to answer these and other questions during the Innov@school 2017 program. This CEA Tech-Grenoble School District initiative kicked off in 2013 with […] >>

The ESRF Colloquia series, which kicked off in 2016, has now reached cruising speed. The past few quarterly talks, which are free of charge and open to the general public, have routinely brought in more than 150 people. The topics addressed go far beyond issues directly related to the synchrotron’s activities. And the speakers—from climatologist […] >>

Jean-Claude Royer was appointed to Clinatec in June 2016 to oversee implementation of the center’s roadmap and supervise all projects at the facility. He succeeded Astrid Astier. Prior to joining Clinatec, the Edmond J. Safra Biomedical Research Center, Royer, a physicist with a Ph.D. in computer science, ran Leti’s characterization department at the Nanocharacterization Platform […] >>

Leti’s 50th anniversary celebrations kicked off on February 2 with a party on the ground floor of Maison MINATEC. The entire local innovation community was invited to come and celebrate with Leti and visit a special 50th-anniversary exhibit “Leti, pioneering micro- and nanotechnology.” The second major event to mark Leti’s 50th year will be Leti […] >>

The Micro- and Nanotechnology Observatory (OMNT) has released its annual year in review report. The report, which covers thirteen topics, is a prime source of information on the advances, trends, and outlook for micro- and nanotechnologies. It is also a valuable aid in decision making. The 250-page document, written by OMNT experts in both basic […] >>