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Unité Mixte de recherche CNRS 8520Unité Mixte de recherche CNRS 8520
Journées RTVideb b28 septembre au 1er octobre 2010
Jean‐Luc LORRIAUX
INSTITUTE CREATED JANUARY 1st, 1992
IEMN is a joint research unit betweenj
Centre National
CNRSCNRS UVHCUVHCUniversité de Centre National
de la RechercheScientifique
Institut Supérieurd’Electronique
ISENISENUniversitéUniversitéLille 1Lille 1Des Sciences et T h l i
Valenciennes et du Hainaut Cambrésis
d Electroniqueet du Numérique
Technologies
ONE CENTRAL LABORATORY AND 4 UNITS
OUR MISSIONS
EducationEducation
• Master, PhD and post doc• Master, PhD and post doc
ResearchResearch
• Multidisciplinary research with emphasis on nanosciences, micro and nanotechnologies, telecommunications and acoustics
• Multidisciplinary research with emphasis on nanosciences, micro and nanotechnologies, telecommunications and acoustics
ResearchResearch
telecommunications and acoustics telecommunications and acoustics
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• Scientific policy in agreement with socio‐economic problems,
• Scientific policy in agreement with socio‐economic problems,
InnovationInnovation
socio economic problems,• Partnership either with large companies
or SMEs • Actor of the regional economic development
socio economic problems,• Partnership either with large companies
or SMEs • Actor of the regional economic development
IEMN STAFF
> 500 people> 500 people
255 permanent 255 non permanent ppositions
155 researchers 100 ing and
ppositions
160 phd155 researchersand professors
110 f
100 ing. and tech.
160 phdstudents
30 t
30 post doc
5 i it d110 professors ‐associate professors 45 CNRS 30 master
students5 invitedprofessors
30 trainees
100 F i i f 20 diff t t i100 Foreigners coming from 20 different countries
TOTAL BUDGET ~ 29 M€
21 M€ of annual support(French government)
19 M€ for salaries of permanents positions
2 M€ To support the research (Investment, running cost…)
21 M€ of annual support(French government)
8 M€ from contracts (agencies, EU, industry)
28%
65%7%
%
65%
RESEARCH POLICY
L t30 %30 % 50 %50 %
Mid term Sh t t20 % 20 %
Basic phenomena
Long termResearch
Mid termResearch
Short termResearch
Support of industrial R&D Answer to industrial needs Basic phenomena Search of breakthroughand innovative solutions
Support of industrial R&D Design, fabrication andcharacterization of devices
Answer to industrial needs Design and fabricationof demonstrators andprototypes• Micro and nanosystems p yp Complete systems• Material for ICT
‐ Semiconductors‐ Organic, polymer
Micro and nanosystems
• Micro and nanoelectronics
• Optoelectronics • SensorsT l i i
• Nanostructures‐ Nanotubes, nanowires‐ Quantum dots
• Acoustics
• Microfluidics
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‐ Telecommunications‐ Bio‐health applications‐ Non destructive control
Q‐ Nanodevices • Thermics
• Packaging
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Worldwide collaborations
• Many EU projects with European Institutes and Companies
• European Associated Laboratory with the GPI of Russian Academy of Sciences ( li ti )
Worldwide collaborations
(nonlinear acoustics)
• Cooperation agreement with NTU (Singapore)
• Dual master degree with Georgia Tech (Atlanta)
• Education program with UC Irvine
IMPORTANT LINKS WITH ASIA
Scientific organization
5 Scientific Departments and 18 research groups
Dpt 1 Dpt 2 Dpt 3 Dpt 4 Dpt 5pt__________MATERIALS ANDNANOSTRUCTURES
pt___________MICRO AND NANO SYSTEMS
pt 3___________MICRO NANO AND OPTOELECTRONICS
pt___________COMMUNICATIONS CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS
pt 5___________ACOUSTICS
D. Stievenard V. Senez G.Dambrine P.A. Rolland B. Dubus
EPIPHYX Wallart
BIOMEMSV Senez
PUISSANCEJ C Dejaeger
CSAMP A Rolland
ACOUSTIQUEA C HladkyX. Wallart V. Senez J.C. Dejaeger P.A. Rolland A.C. Hladky
NCMD.Vuillaume
NAM6B.Legrand
ANODEF.Danneville
MITECT. Lasri
ULTRASONSM. Ouaftouh
Physique AIMAN DOME COMNUM AIMANy qC.Delerue P. Pernod D. Lippens F.X. Coudoux Pernod
MITECT. Lasri
Microélec SiE. Dubois
TELICEM.Lienard
OPTO Microélec SiOPTOD. Decoster
Microélec SiE. Dubois
SILPHYDEJ.L. Thobel
EPIPHYX. Wallart
THEME OF RESEARCH
M t i l d t tMaterials and nanostructures
MBE growth, arsenides, phosphides, antimonides, nanocrystals, high K materials, Si‐organic molecules interfaces, surface science for bio screening molecularsurface science for bio‐screening, molecular electronics, nanotubes, nanowires
THEME OF RESEARCH
h l dMicrotechnology and microsystems
Microactuators, SDAs, RF‐MEMS, Microfluidics, Bio‐MEMs, Magnetic Mechanical Microsystems THzMechanical Microsystems, THz Microsystems, acoustic bioMEMs
THEME OF RESEARCH
d lMicro nano and optoelectronics
Device modeling, advanced MOS , III‐V devices for mm, sub‐mm and THz applications, power devices Si mm wave circuits photonic crystalsdevices, Si mm‐wave circuits, photonic crystals, left‐handed materials, microwave photonics, nanophotonicsa op oto cs
THEME OF RESEARCH
dCircuits and communication systems
Smart object communication indoor broadbandSmart object communication, indoor broadband wireless communications, telecommunications for transportation systems, electromagnetic compatibility, re‐configurable mobile communications RF interface, smart antennas, i th t d di tmicrowave thermometry and radiometry
THEME OF RESEARCH
Acoustics
Electro‐active devices, power ultrasonics, picosecond acoustics,
lnonlinear acoustics, NDC, antenna modeling, propagation of acoustic waves in complex mediawaves in complex media
THE COMMON FACILITIES
Micro and NanoFabrication clean‐room
Near field microscopy platform
Measurement TelecomMeasurement facilities
Telecom platform
Micro and Nano Fabrication clean‐room
1600 square meters clean room devoted to micro and nanotechnology
Staff: 26 Ing/Tech
Equipment: about 20 M€
Two e‐beam machine EBPG 5000+ 100kV
Main equipments
Focused ion beam
3 Solid source MBE machines, MBE 32
Ion Implanter GA3204
6 Oxidation/diffusion furnaces. Nanowire furnace
Several deposition equipments (evaporation, sputtering)
Several etching and plasma deposition machines (RIE, ICP, PECVD)
Organic material platform.
Micro and Nano Fabrication clean‐room
Measurement facilities
Devoted to high speed‐high frequency device characterization
Staff : 4 Ing/Tech
Equipment: 2,5 M€
45 MHz ‐ 325 GHz networks analyzers
Main equipments
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THz measurements using electro‐optic sampling
Noise measurements
Low temperature Microwave measurements
High temperatures microwave measurements
Nonlinear measurements
MEMS and NEMS characterization
Measurement facilities
Carry out the full electrical characterization of electronic devices :Carry out the full electrical characterization of electronic devices :
• over a wide frequency range up to 325GHz.
• over a wide temperature range from 4.5K to 600K.p g
• For low current level such as several fA.
Perform the technology feedback
Near field microscopy platform
Staff : 3 Ing/Techg/
Equipment: 3,3 M€
Ultra high vacuum STM, ambiant T°
Main equipments
g ,
Ultra high vacuum AFM/STM at variable T°
LT‐STM, (4K)
3 open air AFM
Open air STM
Four probes STM
Telecom platform
Staff : 3 Ing/Techg/
Equipment: 2,5 M€
Complex signal generators
Main equipments
p g g Complex modulation schemes High data rate systems
characterization WLAN UWB
THEME OF RESEARCH
Micro nano and optoelectronics
THEME OF RESEARCH
Micro nano and optoelectronics
NANOPHOTONICS
Le réseau RENATECH
FEMTO
Lille++ Micro‐nano‐opto‐electronics III‐V+ MEMS‐NEMS RF FEMTO
(Besançon),
FMNT‐INAC (G bl )
Orsay/ Marcoussis
MEMS NEMS RF
(Grenoble),
IEF (Orsay)
IEMN (Lille),
Besançon++ Nanophotonics III‐V et Si++ Devices and circuits for spintronics+ optoelectronic devices
++ Micro‐Nano Acoustics IEMN (Lille),
LAAS (Toulouse),
Grenoble
++ Micro Nano Acoustics+ Micro‐Nano Optics
LPN (Marcoussis) Toulouse
++ Si nanoelectronics+ Spintronic devices
++ System integration (Energy, RF & Photonics)+ Micro and Nanosystems for biology health & environment
Les missions de RENATECHLes missions de RENATECH
Coordonner les ressources technologiques de six grandes centrales afin d’optimiser les investissements lourds nationaux et créer une infrastructure de recherche au meilleur niveau international.
Mettre ces moyens à la disposition de l’ensemble des laboratoires et des entreprises ayant des activités en micro‐ et nanotechnologies et favoriser ainsi le développement des recherches dans ces domaines.
Une procédure d’accueil identique pour toutes les
RENATECH en 2010 Une procédure d accueil identique pour toutes les
centrales Une équipe technique dédiée pour l’accueil des projets exogènes:
lid ti t h i é l ti d ût t d l d ivalidation technique, évaluation du coût et du calendrier. Accord sur le coût du projet entre le demandeur et la centrale. Définition d’un programme de formation (chercheur doctorant)
éventuel.
Les outils de RENATECH: Un site web bilingue français anglais: www rtb cnrs fr Un site web bilingue français‐anglais: www.rtb.cnrs.fr Un intranet et une plateforme de travail collaborative Un alias mail unique pour la répartition des projets et l’envoi dans
toutes les centrales (rtb‐accueil@cnrs‐dir.fr)
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