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Seminar Daniel MANDLER

"Chemistry and Electrochemistry in Two Dimensions: from Langmuir Blodgett Films to Monolayers and Polymeric Films" Prof. Daniel MANDLER Daniel.mandler@mail.huji.ac.il Institut of Chemistry, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel 27/11/2013 at 14h00 - Salle du Conseil de l'IEMN Electrochemistry deals with charge transfer across interfaces. As is well known, the structure of the interface affects [...]

Séminaire du Groupe Physique

Characterization of Phosphorus Doped Silicon Nanocrystals Embedded in SiO2 October 17, 2013 - at 2pm - IEMN, LCI - Salle du Conseil Presenter Sebastian Gutsch - University of Freiburg sebastian.gutsch@imtek.uni-freiburg.de Abstract Phosphorus (P) doped silicon nanocrystals (Si NCs) are prepared by deposition and annealing of P doped silicon-rich oxide / silicon oxide (SiO2) multilayers. The chemical environment [...]

Secondes Journées Franco libanaises (brèves)

Three regional universities (Lille 1, UVHC and ULCO) in partnership with the Lebanese University and all the ARCUS E2D2 partners are organising "Les Secondes Journées Franco-Libanaises" from 22 to 25 October 2013. >> Find out more

Secondes journées Franco-Libanaises JFL2 : Avancées de la Recherche et de ses Applications

 From 22 to 25 October 2013 - ULCO Côte d'Opale With the aim of creating a network of collaborations bringing together the main scientific disciplines within an international research group, three regional universities (Lille 1, UVHC and ULCO) in partnership with the Lebanese University and all the ARCUS E2D2 partners are organising from 22 to 25 October [...].

Postdoc - Development of micro-transfer technologies for zero-newton placement and bonding of ultimately thin semiconductor chips

Background: Foldable, thin, light-weight, stackable, high performance - that's the promise that flexible electronics and integration of highly heterogeneous functional and structural materials holds today. Smart systems featuring ubiquitous intelligence such as wireless sensor networks, micro-aerial vehicles, embedded defence, security and biomedicine chips, environment monitoring and smart textiles are all applications that flexible electronics and [...]

Postdoc - High frequency performance of materials for flexible electronics

Background: Foldable, thin, light-weight, stackable, high performance - this is the promise that flexible electronics and integration of highly heterogeneous functional and structural materials holds today. Smart systems featuring ubiquitous intelligence such as wireless sensor networks, micro-aerial vehicles, embedded defence, security and biomedicine chips, environment monitoring and smart textiles are all applications that flexible electronics [...]

Postdoc - Demonstration of Mechanically Flexible/Stretchable Wireless Sensor Nodes

Background: Foldable, thin, light-weight, stackable, high performance - that's the promise that flexible electronics and integration of highly heterogeneous functional and structural materials holds today. Smart systems featuring ubiquitous intelligence such as wireless sensor networks, micro-aerial vehicles, embedded defence, security and biomedicine chips, environment monitoring and smart textiles are all applications that flexible electronics and [...]

Posdoc - Development of microstructuration techniques using laser photo-thermal ablation

Background: Foldable, thin, light-weight, stackable, high performance - that's the promise that flexible electronics and integration of highly heterogeneous functional and structural materials holds today. Smart systems featuring ubiquitous intelligence such as wireless sensor networks, micro-aerial vehicles, embedded defence, security and biomedicine chips, environment monitoring and smart textiles are all applications that flexible electronics and [...]

Zero-dimensional transistor harvests bubble energy wasted during water electrolysis

A zero-dimensional transistor is placed in contact with a water droplet containing NaCl ions. A current between the anode and cathode generates hydrogen and chlorine bubbles, which the transistor can detect and transform into electric pulses. N. Clément et al © American Chemical Society When hydrogen is produced from water during electrolysis, some energy is [...]