IRT Nanoelec institute runs multi-partner programs in R&D, technology dissemination and human capital to make the microelectronics sector more competitive.
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Award for Women in Technological Research
In the spirit of the UN Global Goals for Sustainable Development to achieve gender equality by 2030, the Nanoelec research institute has launched its “Awards for Women in Technological Research” on March 8, 2022 (International Women’s Rights Day). The thirteen candidates are invited to present themselves to the jury and the public on June 23,… Lire la suite »
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G-RAD(NEXT) Workshop 2022
Radiation effects in semiconductor devices have come to play a major role in the performance and reliability of today’s electronics. Several reliability questions also arise from new applications (such as self-driving cars, nanosatellites, medical implants etc.). As the demand for radiation hardness testing is on the rise, the availability of radiation facilities providing industrial… Lire la suite »
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Sustainable Electronics for Smart Buildings
Once again in 2022, Nanoelec’s Human Capital and Training Design programme designed and implemented a new training module on sustainable electronics with the Grenoble Institute of Technology (Grenoble-INP) and Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM). For two half days, some 60 future manager and engineer students at GEM and Grenoble-INP as well as Erasmus European exchange… Lire la suite »
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Light energy for industrial IOT
With Easytech, Dracula Technologies aims to bring down maintenance costs on industrial wireless sensors. This Deeptech start-up created in 2011 is developing “bespoke” flexible organic photovoltaic modules. Focus with Brice Cruchon, the company’s CEO. You turn light into energy. What are the applications? We are developing electrical power solutions using ambient light, for electronic objects… Lire la suite »
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Renewal of the IRT Nanoelec consortium
The IRT Nanoelec technological research institute recently renewed its consortium agreement and all the specific agreements that bind its 22 partners. The consortium welcomes two new partners: Iroc Technologies and Diabeloop. The Nanoelec technological research institute is a consortium of private and public sector players. Its mission is to help companies create value and enable… Lire la suite »
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3D interconnects compatible with foundry manufactoring lines
The study on « 3D interconnection using copper direct hybrid bonding for GaN on silicon wafer » presented by a CEA-Leti team supported by Nanoelec was awarded as ‘Best Paper’ at the IEEE International 3D System Integration Conference (3DIC, November 21). « We have developed a complete process flow for 3D interconnection which is targeted to… Lire la suite »
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Cheap and low power optical communication systems
Quentin Wilmart (CEA-Leti, contributor to the Nanoelec/Photonic Sensors program) recently received the Young Research Award at 2021 International Conference on Solid State Devices & Materials (SSDM). Quentin unveiled the very first integration of an hybrid III-V laser on the backside of a Si/SiN wafer. « To de-bottleneck data centers, it is beneficial to replace conventional electronic… Lire la suite »
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Diabeloop: Reliable Connected Medical Devices
Diabeloop develops automated insulin delivery solutions enabling diabetics to regulate their blood sugar levels. The company was founded in 2015 and has developed the first closed loop connected medical device mimicking the functions of the pancreas. By joining Nanoelec, Diabeloop aims to improve the security of its medical devices and is exploring new security strategies…. Lire la suite »
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European edition of CSAW 2021
The 2021 edition of CSAW, the largest international academic cybersecurity competition, was held from November 10 to 14, 2021. The European edition was organized by Grenoble-INP / Esisar and the LCIS laboratory, with the support of Valence Romans Agglo and IRT Nanoelec. It brought together 104 finalist students representing 35 European universities from 10 different… Lire la suite »
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IROC Technologies: Characterizing the reliability of components
IROC Technologies joins the IRT Nanoelec consortium on 1 september 2021. The company is a spin-off from the Tima laboratory (CNRS, Grenoble-INP &UGA) and is developing a range of services for reliability in the microelectronics industry. Dan Alexandrescu, CEO of IROC Technologies, explains the challenges in this field, the iroc approach and the shape of… Lire la suite »
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