The MNE group focuses its activity on future electronic devices that make it possible to push forward the frontiers of Silicon microelectronics and to add new functions to integrated circuits. Our research is based on close combination of experimental and theoretical approaches.
 

1. Ultimate CMOS and alternative technologies
2. Integrated nanostructures and nanosystems
3. Modelling & Simulation
4. Superconducting Electronics

1. Connected devices and sensors
2. Integrated devices
    

The group has also began, since 2010, a research activity toward the RF characterization of carbon nanowires which could be embedded in microwave circuits and systems.

In the PHOTO department, we pursue researches in photonics (from visible to far infrared) from the physics of the device up to the whole system.
Although mainly experimental, these researches include also electromagnetic models, technological developments and phenomenological approaches that constitute the base on which innovative devices are developed. The results of these researches lead to important technology transfers towards start up and spin off of the laboratory.

Our research activities concern the three following axes :

1. Integrated Photonic Sensors
2. The Characterization of THz materials and devices
3. Optoelectronic components and techniques