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Skyrmions : Nanoscale sources of magnetic waves
Physicists from the Centre for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (C2N), along with their colleagues in France, have uncovered a new method to generate spin waves using nanoscale particles known as skyrmions within a ferromagnetic material. Their findings, recently published in …
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Forecasting extreme events using partial information from a spatiotemporally chaotic microlaser
Extreme events are rare and intense phenomena found in a variety of situations occurring in hydrodynamics (oceanic rogue waves), earth sciences (earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, floods), finance (market crashes, bubbles), biology (epileptic seizures) and social sciences (crime waves, mass migrations). …
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ERC Advanced Grants 2022 : Delphine Marris-Morini, Laureate for the ELECTROPHOT project
Mid-infrared (mid-IR) spectroscopy is a nearly universal way to identify chemical and biological substances and to perform non-invasive diagnostics. More specifically, the 6-15 μm wavelength range can be exploited to detect small traces of environmentally hazardous and toxic substances …
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ERC Advanced Grants 2022 : Laurent Vivien, Laureate for the CRYPTONIT project
Silicon (Si) photonics stands as a solid candidate to address the scaling challenges of emerging communication systems with an ever-growing number of interconnected devices. However, Si has major physical limitations that prevent on-chip integration of key functions: strong two-photon …
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Creation of the FESTIN Joint Laboratory between C2N and MISTIC
The C2N, Microcapteurs pour le Biomédical team1 and MISTIC2 (MIcro Structuration of Titanium for Innovative Components) have created a joint laboratory (LabCom) called FESTIN (Filière Emergente de Systèmes en Titane pour Implants Novateurs) with the support of the French …
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