News : Technological challenges

Straining the crystal lattice of a semiconductor is a very powerful tool enabling controlling many properties such as its emission wavelength, its mobility…Modulating and controlling the strain in a reversible fashion and in the multi% range is a forefront challenge. Strain amplification is a rather recent technique allowing accumulating very significant amounts of strain in […] >>

The need for biological sensing solutions is constantly growing. Amid targeted applications, some require biosensor with high sensitivity. At CEA LETI we are running a project that aim at developing novel innovative wound dressing equipped with graphene biological sensors to track wound bacterial proliferation indicative of sepsis. The sensor is a Solution gated graphene FET-like […] >>

The postdoctoral project will be carried out at CEA/LETI/CLINATEC, in collaboration with EPFL (Lausanne, Switzerland) within the frame of multidisciplinary Brain-Machine Interface program. The program goal is to explore novel solutions for functional rehabilitation and/or compensation for people with sever motor disabilities using neuroprosthetics. Neuroprosthetics record, and decode brain neuronal signal for activating effectors (e.g. […] >>

CEA/LETI/CLINATEC invite applications for postdoctoral position to work on the HORIZON-EIC project. The project goal is to explore novel solutions for functional rehabilitation and/or compensation for people with sever motor disabilities using auto-adaptive Brain-Machine Interface (BMI) / neuroprosthetics. Neuroprosthetics record, and decode brain neuronal signal for activating effectors (exoskeleton, implantable spinal cord stimulator etc.) directly […] >>

The proposed topic is part of a CARNOT project aiming at developing a new generation of force sensors based on optomechanical transduction. These force sensors will be implemented in ultrafast AFM microscopes for imaging and force spectroscopy. They will allow to address biological and biomedical applications on sub-microsecond or even nanosecond time scales in force […] >>