News : nanotech

LMGP recently welcomed two scientists. David Rousseau, a lecturer at Grenoble-Alpes University, came on board in September. He specializes in molecular and cellular biology. Rousseau is part of a lab that studies interactions between biological and other materials. His work will include investigating the stability of therapeutic proteins and synthesizing the proteins with adhesive properties […] >>

Leti is one of four winners of CERN’s 2019 Industry Awards. The award that went to Leti recognized the exceptional quality of the 52 microcoolers supplied by the institute in 2018 and 2019 as well as the partners’ exemplary cooperation. The microcoolers are currently being installed on one of the four experiments being run on […] >>

Viet Nguyen is back at LMGP, a place he knows well, because he did his PhD and post-doc research there with David Munoz-Rojas. This time, however, Nguyen is a teacher, not a student. The young scientist (he is still in his 20s) is already a university professor in Hanoi. Although he is based in Vietnam, […] >>

Nuvia, a Vinci company, has developed a new breed of gamma camera in partnership with Leti. The NuVISION camera is making headlines for its capacity to detect, locate, identify, and measure the intensity of radioactivity. The camera met the specifications of the 2024 Paris Olympics security committee and was also named one of the most […] >>

Leti’s 200 mm and 300 mm research wafers, which until recently have been ground up and disposed of after use, are now sent to an aluminum foundry for recycling. The foundry was audited and its procedures for managing confidentiality were validated, and the recycling program went live in September. The nature of the advanced components […] >>