A route towards in vivo molecular diagnostics. Internship at UGA/CEA/CNRS lab Molecular Systems and nanoMaterials for Energy and Health (SyMMES)

Investigation of a new class of photocatalysts based on composites systems obtained by connexion between quantum dots and metallic nanoparticles in colloidal state.

Internship at UGA/CEA/CNRS lab Molecular Systems and nanoMaterials for Energy and Health (SyMMES)

The LTM (Laboratory of the Technologies of Microelectronics, Grenoble) has a unique expertise in the design of substrates for 2D cell culture that exhibit controlled mechanical properties mimicking the mechanical propert...

Counting and characterizing molecules in their biological environment is an important challenge for our fundamental understanding of life but also for clinical prospects (regenerative medicine, etc.).

A study the cold denaturation of proteins by means of physical methods as neutron scattering experiments, calorimetry, densitometry and others. Internship at the Institute Laue Langevin.

This interdisciplinary project, between chemistry and physics, aims at designing a novel strategy to tackle a great environmental challenge: filter and separate light gases.

The energy of saline gradients, such as fresh water and sea water, is an alternative energy source with an enormous potential estimated to 1 TW world-wide. However this alternative energy is still largely unsued, as its ...

The modeling of crowd movements has become a very active field of research, and deep debates still animate the community on how to model certain behaviors such as panic movements. In this case, the "faster-is-slower" eff...

An original process of sono crystallization allows to confine and favor the nucleation and growth of organic nanocrystals (NCs) in droplets by applying ultrasounds ...

The energy of mixing for instance between sea water and river fresh water appears as a major and promising source of renewable energy.

Luminescence nanothermometry consists in measuring the temperature at the nanoscale without using contact probes which can, at this scale, affect the measurement ...

Recycling without polluting is one of the current challenges addressed to chemistry, requesting innovative systems for liquid-liquid extraction.

LRP team discovered recently the presence of long-range attraction in suspensions of micro-particles made of complex polyelectrolytes. These properties open the way to new applications.

Alongside their native, functional structure, proteins tend to aggregate, resulting in the irreversible loss of the native protein conformation and function.

Understanding what differentiates an inert object from living matter is a fundamental question in biology. Living matter is dynamic and requires a continuous energy consumption; however, the fundamental principles of its...

Acoustic meta-materials have extraordinary properties such as a negative refractive index or super-absorption, and give hope to create coats of invisibility around an object or to make echoes disappear.

Periodic mesoporous organosilica nanoparticles (nanoPMOs), obtained by the hydrolysis-condensation of bridged organo-bis(triethoxysilanes) have found promising application for drug delivery, but have only scarcely been d...

The goal of this project is to design a self-organizing protein nano-structure capable of selectively trapping volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and then allowing their identification through an optoelectronic nose.

The purpose of the proposed internship is to understand the dynamics of the bacterial nucleoid through coarse-grained molecular modeling and simulations.

Liposomes have been the most successful type of nanomedicine for cancer patients, playing a leading role in improving the tolerability of chemotherapeutics.

At the crossroad between physics, biology and chemistry, this ANR-funded project aims at quantifying adhesion forces of individual bacteria adhering and moving onto soft surfaces at the onset of surface colonization.