News : LMGP

New approach to develop selective surfaces for biosensors. Application to life sciences.     Keywords: Biosensor, Sensitive surface, Functionalization, Microelectronics, Optics, Nano, simulation  and characterization of components. Location: CROMA laboratory (UMR 5130). Supervisors: Olivier Lavastre, Edwige Bano (CROMA) and Valérie Stambouli (LMGP). Period and duration: Spring 2025, 6 months (for M2) or 3 months (for […] >>

      Study of selective contacts and p-type connection layers based on indium-free transparent  conductive oxides for 2T tandem cells For the development of new efficient p-type TCO thin films as key step toward transparent electronic, the internship focuses on the development of a p-type oxide thin film material for solar applications. Context : […] >>

Simulation, fabrication and characterization of transparent piezoelectric transducers based on ZnO nanowires Detailed Topic Piezoelectric devices are attracting growing interest as a micro-source of energy by harvesting mechanical ambient energy, and as sensors via the direct piezoelectric effect. In this context, semiconducting materials in the form of nanowires constitute a promising building block for the […] >>

                                                    MASTER 2 THESIS /PFE                                                                                                                                                     (5 to 6 months) Study of protein adsorp0on on surfaces by means of an integrated photonic sensor   The adsorption of proteins on surfaces plays an important role in the biomedical field [1]. For diagnostics, the control of the adsorption of immobilized capture antibodies is crucial for accurate […] >>

  PhD position Integrated Photonic on glass for THz Frequency Generation The thesis will focus on the development of co-integrated Glass DFB Lasers for THz generation and  the demonstration to high speed communications. Several advanced applications, such as next wireless  communication system (6G and beyond), spectroscopes and radars require high purity radio frequency  signals. These […] >>