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Who could forget Maxime Legallais’ 2015 NanoArt-award-winning photo of a red silicon nanowire in the shape of the red AIDS-awareness ribbon? After a hiatus in 2016, NanoArt is back this year and Maxime’s title is up for grabs! The photo contest is organized by Fondation Nanosciences under the aegis of the Grenoble-Alpes University Foundation. Ph.D. […] >>

The Challenge First Step selection committee made their choice at the end of November. A total of eight startups will receive support and €734K has already been earmarked for the projects. Depending on the progress the founders make toward their stated goals, they could be eligible for additional support in six months. Liten spawned two […] >>

Grenoble Institute of Technology’s Phelma engineering school is still near the top of the L’Étudiant magazine engineering school ranking, coming in 5th out of 168 schools for academic excellence. And the school moved from 31st to 7th place from 2016 to 2017 for its international programs! The huge improvement can be attributed to stronger, more active […] >>

A new white paper on atomic layer deposition is available free of charge on the website of French publisher Techniques de l’ingénieur. The 225-page white paper, in French, is titled Principes et applications de la technique ALD and provides an overview of the basics of the process. It was authored by around 20 scientists in […] >>

Students entering their second year at Grenoble Institute of Technology’s Phelma and Ensimag schools in the fall of 2017 will have a new program available: Embedded Systems and Connected Objects (SEOC). The two schools merged their common Internet and Connected Systems and Services and Embedded Software and Systems programs to form this original new offering! […] >>