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The C2N, a Key Player in Innovation – May 20–21 at Paris-Saclay SPRING

The CNRS invites innovation stakeholders to discover how fundamental research fuels tomorrow’s technological breakthroughs. Are you a company seeking scientific expertise or new technological opportunities? Meet the C2N experts at the CNRS booth (S08) and explore cutting-edge technologies emerging …

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Microfluidics-based electrochemical detection of antimicrobial-resistant DNA sequence in lysed Escherichia coli medium: towards early diagnosis of sepsis

Facing the emergence of multi-drug-resistant bacteria, rapid and sensitive detection of the antimicrobial resistant genes in such organisms is crucial for appropriate and timely treatment management. In this work, a team from C2N has fabricated a microfluidic DNA biosensor …

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Polarization independent silicon micro antenna based on a subwavelength metamaterial

Optical antennas are key components of an optical phased array system, enabling light coupling between the chip and the free space. In such systems, surface gratings are commonly used as antenna elements, which however suffer from a strong polarization …

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Our PhD students are talented : a portrait of Hana BOUKHAROUBA, a third-year doctoral student in the Microsystems and Nano Biofluidics Department

Hana BOUKHAROUBA is a third-year PhD student in the Microsystems and Nano Biofluidics Department at C2N. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Electronics, Electrical Energy and Automation, and a Master's degree in Sensors, Instrumentation and Measurements from Sorbonne University. …

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Yannick Dappe, CNRS Research Director, joins the COMICS team

Yannick Dappe earned his PhD in 2002 from the University of Strasbourg (at IPCMS), working on the theory of nonlinear optics on metallic surfaces. His research focused in particular on the dynamics of image surface states on metallic surfaces …

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