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CONTEXT Among the various emerging devices expected to replace conventional Flash memories, Resistive Random Access Memories (ReRAM) are currently attracting a strong scientific and industrial interest. Their operations are based on the switching between a low resistive and a high resistive state, which represents the two binary states. ReRAM devices have already demonstrated significant advantages […] >>

CONTEXTE The industrial development of biomaterials for bone tissue regeneration is steadily increasing due to socio-economical need for bone repair therapies especially caused by the aging of the population and improvement of the quality of life. A boost of bone repair can be achieved using potent osteoinductive proteins, named bone morphogenetic proteins (BMPs). In Europe, […] >>

Recrutment_PhD_Chair_riasseto Context of the PhD grant: This PhD grant is associated with the Chair of Excellence of the Nanoscience foundation awarded to Professor Daeyeon Lee (UPenn) about nanostructures for antibiofouling and antibacterial applications. Context and position of the project on the international scale Access to clean water is not assured for major swathes of humanity. […] >>

We are looking for a Postdoctoral scientist in the field of emerging 2D electronic materials called MXenes, focusing on their synthesis and their integration in electronic devices using nano-fabrication technologies. This position is part of a 3 year “chair-of-excellence” project funded by the nanoscience Foundation of Grenoble-Alpes University awarded to Prof. M. W. Barsoum (Drexel […] >>

Abstract Recently, resistive random access memories (ReRAM) have generated significant interest both in industry and in the scientific community for their use as non-volatile memory beyond Flash memory scaling. ReRAMs are considered one of the most promising emerging non-volatile memories due to high speed, high density, great scalability and low power consumption. Recent work carried […] >>