News : Engineering sciences

    MASTER 2 INTERNSHIP PROPOSAL                                                               Characterization of dielectric/silicon interfaces                                                             using second harmonic generation                                                                                                      Starting date: February 2024                                                                                                     Duration: 5-6 months The microelectronics and optoelectronics industry relies on complex dielectric/silicon stacked  structures. Such structures, which are needed in cameras, displays, MOS transistors, …, must have very well-defined material properties but also […] >>

PHOTONIC PHYSICAL UNCLONABLE FUNCTIONS FOR SECURE NEUROMORPHIC PHOTONIC ACCELERATORS Application deadline  : FRIDAY 3 NOVEMBER 2023 The rising needs of processing information at the edge for low latency, high speeds, and energy efficiency purposes leveraging edge-computing as well as IoT devices (75 billion expected by 2025) for data collection and processing demands for more robust […] >>

                    MASTER  2 iNTERNSHIP OPENING in 2024 ( followed by PhD position)                                        Development of methods for characterization and modeling of  complex media in the THz domain                     […] >>

                                                INTERNSHIP PFE or de MASTER  -2024                                                                                               Impedancemetric measurements for water pollution sensors – models to determine the frequency characteristics of pollutants   Keywords: HF characterization, biomedical devices, Biosensor, impedance spectroscopy, environmental […] >>

                                                         Master 2  Internship            Optical characterization and optical communication experiment   Recent technological developments opened the way to exploitable systems operating at ultra-high frequencies (100GHz and above). Several applications such as next generation wireless communication systems, spectroscopes and Radars require continuous radio signals. Electrical sources, although having exceptional properties, struggle to access very […] >>