Infinite zoom into the infinitely small

This digital artwork, created by Australian artist Luke Conroy and supported by C2N, offers a visual experience based on an infinite zoom—a gradual journey into the infinitely small. Designed from photographs submitted by C2N staff, it embodies a process of collaborative creation. The work takes the form of a collective visual memory, composed of fragments of everyday life in the laboratory. It reflects the research conducted at C2N, where each …

80 years of CNRS at Paris-Saclay: C2N at the heart of an outstanding science-industry model

On the occasion of the 80th anniversary of CNRS's establishment at Paris-Saclay, a CNRS article highlights the unique science-industry ecosystem that has developed in this territory, where C2N holds a central place. Published in La Lettre du CNRS, the monthly newsletter for decision-makers and research leaders, the article entitled "80 years of CNRS at Paris-Saclay: a model of collaboration between science and industry" portrays a scientific and technological …