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Leading international integrated circuit conference IEDM is going 100% online from December 13 to 15. CEA-Leti usually holds its traditional workshop at the same time and the popular event generally brings in 200 international participants. Since that won’t be possible this year, the organizers in Grenoble are taking the workshop online.The workshop will cover the […] >>

The iGEM (International Genetically Engineered Machine) synthetic biology competition will not be able to take place in person in Boston this year. Instead, teams will compete online and through videos. The Grenoble team, made up of four Grenoble Institute of Technology-Phelma students, is entering PyroBusters, its weapon against P.aeruginosa, a bacteria responsible for many secondary […] >>

Operating under the aegis of the CEA, INSTN provides highly-specialized science and technology education and training for the nuclear industry. But INSTN has another side you might not know about! The institute is also actively developing continuing professional development courses to support the CEA’s broader strategy. Specifically, the new offering will address new energy technology […] >>

Mag4Health, a future startup and  CEA-Leti spinoff, won an award at the i-Lab 2020 competition. The project aims to develop a helmet-sized magnetoencephalography (MEG) system that represents a major advance with regard to today’s bulky machines. The core technology, protected by ten patents, does not require cryogenic cooling. Instead, it boasts a simple magnetic shielding […] >>

IRDS™ (International Roadmap for Devices and Systems) has focused primarily on computing technologies—until now. The framework was recently broadened to include More than Moore micro and nanotechnologies, from smart sensors and power systems to energy harvesting and flexible and printable components. The EU H2020 Nereid project, led by Grenoble Institute of Technology, had resulted in […] >>