After more than 70 years of attempts and controversies, nonacene, a molecule composed of 9 linearly fused benzene rings, has just been prepared at CEMES-CNRS by solid-phase thermal deprotection of two carbonyl precursors.
A collaboration between researchers from CEMES and LPS-Orsay allowed for the first time to perform a time-resolved cathodoluminescence experiment in a transmission electron microscope
An open-source software for simple data acquisition from complex experimental setups
The 3D magnetic configuration of longitudinal and transverse multi-vortex states in CoNi magnetic nanowires has been highlighted using the holographic vector-field electron tomography method.
Where it is shown that N bonding with Ge increases the viscosity of GeSbTe glasses and slows down nucleation and growth mechanisms during crystallization, two characteristics which allow to fabricate PCM devices of increased thermal stability.
17 May 2022
Thursday, June 2 at 2 p.m in the INSA thesis room Claudine Hermann
"Deterministic coupling of nanodiamonds hosting nitrogen-vacancy centres to silicon nano-antennas using AFM-nanoxerography : towards the control of light emitted by single-photon sources"
16 May 2022
Wednesday, June 1 at 10 a.m in the CEMES conference room
"Coherent Electron Microscopy: contributions and project. Towards aberration-corrected bright electron source"
15 May 2022
Monday, May 30 at 2 pm in CEMES, conference room
"Optimisation of Static Properties of Ti-6Al-4V obtained by Wire-Direct Energy Deposition via a multi-scale analysis of the microstructure"
14 May 2022
by Giancarlo Rizza, researcher at Laboratoire des Solides Irradiés (LSI),Institut Polytechnique de Paris, CEA/DRF/IRAMIS, CNRS
Thursday, May 19 2022, 11.00 am, CEMES (coffee served at 10.30 am), + Zoom
11 April 2022
by Hugo Lourencço-Martins, CNRS researcher at CEMES, Toulouse
Thursday, April 21 2022, 11.00 am, CEMES (coffee served at 10.30 am) + Zoom
