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Dr. Anne Vilcot has been appointed Interim Administrator of Grenoble Institute of Technology-Phelma by the French Ministry of Education, Higher Education and Research. Dr. Vilcot holds an undergraduate degree from ENSERG as well as a Ph.D. in Physics. She conducts research in optoelectronics and optics at IMEP-LaHC and teaches at Phelma. She served as Academic […] >>

Maxime Legallais, a Ph.D. candidate at LMGP-IMEP/LTM, won the Fondation Nanosciences NanoArt 2015 Award for his photo of a silicon nanowire symbolizing the red ribbon of AIDS awareness. More than 3,000 online visitors voted Maxime’s image the best of 2015. Maxime’s research focuses on the electrical properties of nanonets made from randomly-oriented silicon nanowires. His […] >>

The French government’s higher education and research evaluator HCERES* has only good things to say about Leti in its recent report, rating the institute “excellent” for science, communication, technology transfer, organization, and strategy and “very good” for education for the 2010–2015 evaluation period. The evaluator also commended Leti’s progress and capacity to adapt to the […] >>

Each year, the Leti staffers in charge of the institute’s 200 mm and 300 mm equipment request thousands of metal contamination tests for wafers. And up until last year, they had to manually enter these requests one by one. A couple of research scientists tasked a Ph.D. candidate with looking into a possible upgrade to […] >>

On May 30, international learned society IEE EDS will hold a free, open-access colloquium at the Phelma auditorium. The organization will have its biannual board meeting on May 28 and 29, also in Grenoble. The mini-colloquium, which runs from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., will feature academic research scientists and industrial R&D professionals working in […] >>