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Published the Nov. 8, 2025

C2N participates in the Scientific Careers and Health Professions Forum co-organised by the town of Saint-Ouen and Paris Cité University

C2N attended the third edition of the Scientific Careers and Health Professions Forum organised by the town of Saint-Ouen on Saturday 8 November. This event is a unique opportunity for high school students to discover careers in science and health, talk to professionals and find out about training courses for the future.
Four PhD students from the Microsystems Department (Camille Béziat, Matthis Gautier, Hafsa Nabil and Sarra Riahi) ran an interactive stand throughout the day on C2N technologies: flexible sensors, nanomaterials, connected objects with live demonstrations and discussions dedicated to career opportunities in research and their respective career paths with more than a hundred curious visitors.


For more information:  Saint Ouen town website
This project is supported by the CHIPS of Europe project.

 

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