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he IEMN, a joint research unit, welcomes every year many students and trainees who benefit from a high quality environment during their stay. This stay is a way to learn about research, and is even a first step towards a career as a researcher or teacher-researcher.

They are supervised by teams of researchers, teacher-researchers, engineers, and high-level technicians and are accompanied by administrative and communication staff during their contract.

They benefit from the resources available on the micro-nano-fabrication and multi-physics characterization platforms.

The multidisciplinary nature of the research conducted at IEMN can lead students to work with electronics, mechanics, physicists, chemists, and biologists, which allows them to explore new territories.
Much of the research work is conducted in partnership with many industrialists.

A wide variety of profiles:

• Thesis students, funded by research grants (university or region), on contractual activities (industrial, national or European) or through CIFRE contracts (with industry)
• students in Master Networks and Telecommunications, EEA, physics, mechanics, or bioelectronics, ... for their graduation internship
• engineering school students for their 3rd, 4th and 5th year projects
• Of the Licence pro students in the "Environmental and Biological Measurement Metrology" track.
• Of the Licence pro students in the "Environmental and Biological Measurement Metrology" track.
• apprenticeship contracts as part of a work-study program
• persons undergoing professional retraining.
• teachers and their class for an introduction to nanotechnology with the Nano-Ecole Lille
• high school students in 10th grade on a scientific internship at the Lille Faculty of Science and Technology
• College students in 3rd grade for their work shadowing.