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On September 6, Grenoble Institute of Technology’s Phelma engineering school hosted a seminar to inaugurate an Anritsu network analyzer that is unique in France. The four-port analyzer covers a range of frequencies from continuous up to 145 GHz. It is used to characterize circuit components like amplifiers, couplers, dividers, and diplexers for 5G telecommunications, IoT, […] >>

Aurélien Kuhn, Senior Professor, Grenoble Institute of Technology-Phelma: “We need to introduce more active instructional methods into college physics classrooms.”   In July, you and your colleagues at Grenoble-Alps University held a symposium on how to bring more active instructional methods into college physics classrooms. What drew you to the topic?  Mainly because more active […] >>

Have you ever wondered what choreographers, production designers, or street artists could do with some of the new printed materials out there? Imagine what these artists might be able to create with flexible solar panels, conducting ink, or haptic-feedback materials! A workshop offered by the Atelier Arts-Sciences on October 15–19 will give artists, designers, students, […] >>

The Challenge First Step 2018 selection committee approved the seven projects presented last June. Six of the projects are from Leti and one is from Liten. Four of the projects address healthcare-related topics: a low-cost magnetoencephalography machine for research and diagnostics; a microfluidic bacterial detection system for real-time analyses for the food and other industries; […] >>

The CEA Open Innovation Center will combine high-tech R&D, exploration of new uses for technology, and innovative business models. Ground broke on the new building on September 25, 2018 at a ceremony attended by representatives of the project’s three financing partners*.   The 3,300 sq. m facility’s modular workspaces will host project teams (two days a […] >>