News : Research
October 06 2014
IRT Nanoelec video teaches and entertains
- Education
- Innovation & Society
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- Research
The IRT Nanoelec education program will soon be putting an original educational video online. The short animated video aims to teach non-specialists about nanoelectronics and its applications. The video’s attractive visuals and irreverent tone are intended to resonate with the high-school and college set, highlighting the nanoelectronics research taking place in Grenoble and sparking interest […] >>
October 06 2014
Semicon Europa (finally) comes to Grenoble
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- Life @ MINATEC
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Semicon Europa, the world’s leading microelectronics-industry trade fair, has been held every year for the past 35 years. But not once has the event taken place in Grenoble—until now. Semicon Europa 2014 will come to Grenoble’s Alpexpo expo center from October 7 to 9. And the local microelectronics community is pulling out all the stops […] >>
October 06 2014
eVaderis microcontrollers could use ten times less energy in standby mode
- Innovation & Society
- News
- Research
eVaderis, a Grenoble-based start-up created on September 5, is developing microcontrollers that could use ten times less energy in standby mode while offering features equivalent to the components currently on the market. The company, which will soon count around ten employees, leverages technology invented at Spintec (INAC) to develop self-powered communicating objects, which must be […] >>
October 06 2014
The town of St. Martin d’Uriage jumps on Mobility Village bandwagon
- Innovation & Society
- News
- Research
The “Mobility Village” project, an initiative of the MINATEC IDEAs Laboratory, launched in April in the town of St. Martin d’Uriage, outside of Grenoble. The project aims to identify local residents’ mobility-related needs to help better target emerging solutions. And, to get people interested, IDEAs Lab set up a tent in the town center for […] >>
October 06 2014
Interview Florian Pebay-Peyroula: We have to do more to fight against counterfeit circuits
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- Interviews
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Florian Pebay-Peyroula, head of Leti’s Communicating Objects and Systems Security Lab: « “We have to do more to fight against counterfeit circuits” » Leti was involved in the ENIAC TOISE (Trusted Computing for European Embedded Systems) project, which was completed in April 2014. What was the outcome? The project involved seventeen partners from industry and […] >>