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December 02 2019

Lancey Energy Storage raises €8 million

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Lancey Energy Storage, which was founded in 2016 and which moved to MINATEC in 2017, raised €8 million this summer. The Grenoble-based startup is developing a smart electric radiator with an integrated storage battery. The product will target the residential and commercial markets. Its lithium-ion battery and electronic regulation system can effectively store the energy […] >>

December 02 2019

Scintil Photonics levels up with new round of fundraising

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Scintil Photonics was founded in 2018 and won the French national i-Lab innovation competition that same year. This year, the Grenoble-based startup is leveling up with a €4 million fundraising round. The influx of funds will push the company from four to thirteen employees by mid-2020 and support the research it is doing under a […] >>

December 02 2019

Remedee raises €11 million to develop pain management solution

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Remedee, a Grenoble-based startup, is developing a pain management solution based on stimulating the secretion of pain-relieving endorphins. The company recently announced that it had completed a second round of fundraising, bringing in €8.5 million*. Remedee’s solution leverages a 1 sq. mm chip developed with Leti that emits very-high-frequency (60 GHz) waves when it comes […] >>

December 02 2019

Diabeloop’s artificial pancreas for children earns kudos from EIT

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Grenoble-based startup Diabeloop won the European Institute of Innovation & Technology (EIT) InnovEIT award in October for its D4Kids project to develop an automated diabetes-management system for children suffering from type 1 diabetes. The future system will improve patients’ quality of life and reduce the occurrence of hypo- and hyperglycemia. The system’s graphical user interface […] >>

October 01 2019

How to read and modify a quantum bit, step by step

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A team of researchers from Grenoble (IRIG, Leti, and CNRS) made headlines in 2016 with the world’s first FDSOI qubit device—based on holes rather than electrons—made on a 300 mm CMOS fab line. Now they can read the state of the qubit, too. The researchers used a screen-grid reflectometry method, applying microwave signals to the […] >>
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