Paris-Sud University will host from 2nd to 27th July a group of chinese students at the occasion of the first sino-french NANO3 « Nanophotonics, Nanoelectronics and Nanomagnetism », organised with a strong participation of professors and researchers from C2N.
The NANO3 school is a 4-week intensive course in nanophotonics and nanoelectronics and nano-magnetism, an outstanding field of research developed at Paris-Sud University /Paris-Saclay University. The aim of the school is to provide Chinese students with precise information on the French research system with :
- theoretical courses,
- lab trainings: thanks C2N micro-nano-technology facility,
- industrial seminars with companies based on the campus : laboratoire III / V, THALES-TRT, SILTENE,
- research projects,
- visits of laboratories : Centre for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (C2N), Laboratory of Solid Physics (LPS) et Institute of Molecular Sciences of Orsay (ISMO).
The school includes elements of French culture with language courses and visits in the region of Paris. Several networking events are organized with researchers and PhD students: buffets and cocktails, meeting with members of the association « Union des chercheurs et des étudiants chinois à Paris-Sud », meeting with current PhD students financed by the CSC programme (China Scholarship Council).
The team of professors is composed of Professors from Paris-Sud University/Paris-Saclay University and CNRS. These professors regularly teach in the Master 2 Nanosciences and other international masters.
Professors and researchers from C2N speaking at NANO3 :
• Eric Cassan, Professor at Paris-Sud University/Paris-Saclay University – organizer of the summer school NANO3
• Béatrice Dagens, CNRS researcher – organizer of the summer school NANO3
• Frédéric Aniel, Professor at Paris-Sud University/Paris-Saclay University
• Adel Bousseksou, Associate Professor at Paris-Sud University/Paris-Saclay University
• Aloyse Degiron, CNRS researcher
• Philippe Dollfus, CNRS researcher
• Juan-Ariel Levenson, CNRS researcher
• Delphine Marris-Morini, Associate Professor at Paris-Sud University/Paris-Saclay University
• Damien Querlioz, CNRS researcher
• Nicolas Vernier, Associate Professor at Paris-Sud University/Paris-Saclay University
• Navy Yam, Associate Professor at Paris-Sud University/Paris-Saclay University
This summer school is organized by the International Relations Office of Paris-Sud University, with a support of Campus France Chine.
• Learn more on the website www.nano3.u-psud.fr
• E-mail contact : nano.3@u-psud.fr
