Nanotechnology is widely seen to offer huge potential for development in fields as diverse as healthcare, Information Technology and energy. Governments and businesses across the world have begun to invest heavily in it.
Grenoble is one of the most dynamic centres in Europe in this area, with outstanding expertises in several aspects of Nanotechnology, including Condensed Matter Physics, Integrated circuits or material sciences.
Ginsen Nanotechnology option will capitalize on this expertise, covering several fundamental aspects (from physics to nano-bio-sciences) and applications (from electronics to materials sciences) of this exciting domain.
This option is open to students in Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Applied Physics, Telecommunication, Material Science, Electrical Engineering (Bachelor and first year of Masters degree level).
Grenoble is one of the most dynamic centres in Europe in this area, with outstanding expertises in several aspects of Nanotechnology, including Condensed Matter Physics, Integrated circuits or material sciences.
Ginsen Nanotechnology option will capitalize on this expertise, covering several fundamental aspects (from physics to nano-bio-sciences) and applications (from electronics to materials sciences) of this exciting domain.
This option is open to students in Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Applied Physics, Telecommunication, Material Science, Electrical Engineering (Bachelor and first year of Masters degree level).
Lectures
- Introduction to nanophysics (4h30)
- Practical work session in clean room (16h)
- Electrical Characterization (4h)
- Nanofunctional materials (3h)
- Introduction to microsystems (7h30)
- From Microelectronics to Nanoelectronics: Devices, Architectures and Processes (3h)