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Sophie Szopa at C2N : pollution, climate and technology : what framework for sustainable development ?

As part of the C2N seminar series, climatologist Sophie Szopa was invited to give a talk entitled Climate and Technology : what framework for sustainable development ? Current development trajectories have led to severe, and in some cases irreversible …

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Portrait of Anthony Piorowicz, the new Technical Director for Infrastructure and Security at C2N

Anthony Piorowicz joined C2N in January as Technical Director for Infrastructure and Security. A graduate in Civil Engineering and Public Works, Anthony Piorowicz began his career in 1998 as a site supervisor, overseeing construction projects for office buildings, …

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The quantum era : C2N, a key player in future technologies

C2N is one of the major and innovative players in the field of quantum technologies. In their appearances on France Culture, two researchers from C2N, Pascale Senellart and Loïc Lanco, present their work on quantum dots, single photons, and …

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Electrically injected metamaterial grating DFB laser for telecom applications exploiting an ultra-high Q Electromagnetic Induced Transparency resonance

Researchers at the Centre de Nanosciences et de Nanotechnologies (C2N), in collaboration with Laboratoire Charles Fabry (LCF) and Telecom SudParis proposed to use a 2D metamaterial Bragg grating assisted waveguide to achieve Electromagnetically-Induced-Transparency (EIT) resonance with an ultra-high Q~5000 …

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For a free and borderless science in the service of democracy : C2N Supports the Stand Up For Science movement

The C2N, alongside its supervising institutions—CNRS, Université Paris-Saclay, and Université Paris Cité—supports the "Stand Up For Science" initiative and reaffirms its commitment to academic freedom and research independence, which are essential for advancing knowledge and serving the common good. The …

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