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Qiang Pan doctoral student within S4M team thanks to a CSC program has received a Best Paper Award during the 10th Annual International Conference of Information and Communication Technology (ICICT 2020) at Wuhan, Chine for his paper « Home sleep monitoring based on wrist movement data processing ». |
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Thickness reduction can be a key element in the quest for cheaper and more efficient solar cells. Making solar cells at least 10 times thinner than commercial solar cells is the challenge fixed by researchers from CNRS (C2N, LAAS) in a review on ultrathin solar cells published in Nature Energy on November 2nd. |
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The compressive stresses to which solid tumors are subjected reduce cell proliferation, limiting the effectiveness of chemotherapy agents. This has been shown in vitro by researchers of MILE team at LAAS-CNRS in pancreatic cancer. These results, which suggest new therapeutic strategies, are published in Physical Review Letters. |
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Anaïs Chalard, ancienne PhD within MILE team of LAAS-CNRS and within the IMRCP Lab, has been award the le second thesis prize of « École de chimie de Rennes – René Dabard ». This prize recognizes her works on supramolecular gelling agents as cell culture support. |
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We are inviting you on wednesday, october 7 at 5:30 pm for an exceptional digital event! A 100% digital game of treasure hunt. We're waiting for you on Facebook and YouTube, log in on #FutuRobot live. |
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The first steering committee of the PROOF platform, « Platform of Reliability tOOls for Failure analysis dedicated to wide bandgap devices » took place on October 7 at the LAAS-CNRS. The studies of this platform aim at developing renewable energies to protect our environment. |
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As part of Fête de la science, discover the video "Des capteurs au service de la qualité de l'air " by Aymen Sendi, PhD student in the MICA team of the LAAS-CNRS and the "Nanochemistry, organization and sensors" team of the LCC-CNRS |
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As part of the "New Grean Deal" initiative, Nadia Pellefigue, Vice-President of the Occitanie region in charge of Economy, Innovation, Higher Education and Research came to visit the laboratory. |
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Scientists from the Coordination Chemistry Laboratory and Laboratory for Analysis and Architecture of Systems, both of the CNRS, recently developed molecular films that can measure the operating temperature of electronic components on a nanometric scale. These patented temperature-sensitive molecules have the distinctive quality of being extremely stable, even after millions of uses. They were presented in an article published in Nature Communications on 17 July 2020, and could soon be deployed in the microelectronics industry. |
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Marco Tognon and Antonio Franchi (Robotics and InteractionS - RIS Team) have recently published a book entitled "Theory and Applications for Control of Aerial Robots in Physical Interaction Through Tethers". |
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