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Neireid, a Horizon 2020 project, kicked off on November 16, 2015, under the watchful eye of Francis Balestra (IMEP-LAHC). The project will establish Europe’s nanoelectronics roadmap to 2025 and beyond. Europe no longer wants to simply follow the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS), which is global in scope and whose focus is limited to […] >>

I sère-based ski manufacturer Rossignol will be teaming up with CEA Tech over the next fi ve years on R&D to improve the brand’s current products and come up with new ones. Researchers at Leti and Liten are already working on connected sensors and materials for the manufacturer. This major partnership has already mobilized some […] >>

CEA spinoff Avalun, founded in 2013, will test its LabPad® for one year at four nursing homes across the region. The facilities will use the portable, communicating device to measure INR, a blood-clotting test. Because the LabPad® only requires a small drop of blood from a fi nger prick, it should make life easier for […] >>

Grenoble’s large scientific instruments can help both SMBs and larger companies reach their R&D goals. But how? And how much does it cost? Answers to these and other questions will be available at CARAC2015 on December 7–8, 2015 at Grenoble’s Presqu’île scientifi que site. More than 50 representatives of manufacturing companies will come to glean […] >>

Interview: Christophe Durand, Research Scientist, INAC « Nanowirebased flexible LEDs a first step toward flexible displays»   INAC and three other institutes* have developed the world’s First two-color, nanowire-based Flexible LEDs.   What does this advance mean? Flexible LEDs are a prerequisite to flexible, bendable displays. They are currently being made from organic compounds at […] >>