L'Equipex Tempos vient de recevoir ses derniers instruments (pour Chromatem) et est désormais opérationnel sur ses 3 sites : Tempos-NanoMax (hébergé au CIMEX, Centre interdisciplinaire de microscopie électronique à l'Ecole polytechnique), Tempos-NanoTem (hébergé au C2N) et Tempos-Chromatem (hébergé au LPS). Les 18 et 19 décembre prochains, se dérouleront les Journées scientifiques de TEMPOS.

NanoSaclay supports the "International Conference on Integrated Quantum Photonics – ICIQP 2018" that will be held from 15th to 17th of October 2018 in Paris. The International Conference on Integrated Quantum Photonics at becoming a regular international meeting for the integrated quantum optics community, where leading groups worldwide meet to present and discuss the latest progress and future challenges. The 2018 meeting is organized over three days, with prestigious invited speakers, oral presentations and a poster session.

NanoSaclay supports the organisation of the workshop "Biophotonics and Optical Angular Momentum BIOAM-2018" that will be held from 25th to 26th of October 2018 in Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau. The 2nd European workshop on Biophotonics and Optical Angular Momentum will bring together scientists working in a wide range of scientific fields related to optical angular momentum (spin and orbital), including fundamental aspects, polarimetric instrumentation and applications.

NanoSaclay supports the organisation of the workshop "Biophotonics and Optical Angular Momentum BIOAM-2018" that will be held from 25th to 26th of October 2018 in Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau. The 2nd European workshop on Biophotonics and Optical Angular Momentum will bring together scientists working in a wide range of scientific fields related to optical angular momentum (spin and orbital), including fundamental aspects, polarimetric instrumentation and applications.

NanoSaclay supports the "International Conference on Integrated Quantum Photonics – ICIQP 2018" that will be held from 15th to 17th of October 2018 in Paris. The International Conference on Integrated Quantum Photonics at becoming a regular international meeting for the integrated quantum optics community, where leading groups worldwide meet to present and discuss the latest progress and future challenges. The 2018 meeting is organized over three days, with prestigious invited speakers, oral presentations and a poster session.

Post-doc position in LCP, in collaboration with LPICM, in the framework of the Z-Scheme project funded by NanoSaclay Summary: Postdoc in the field of Silicon nanowire fabrication using plasma assisted vapour-liquid-solid (VLS) method in plasma enhanced chemical vapour deposition (PECVD) reactor, quantum dots, hydrogen production and photoelectrochemical (PEC) cell.

Offre de thèse, au CEA/LIST - démarrage en sept/oct. 2018 Titre: Nouveaux matériaux composites polymère à base de particules de diamant pour des applications à hautes performances thermiques et mécaniques Résumé: le projet vise à étudier en profondeur les possibilités offertes par le diamant sous forme de particules pour la réalisation de composites.

NanoSaclay supports the colloquium "Adsorption and Confinement Effects of Molecules in/on Nanotubes" that will be held from 20th to 22th of June 2018 in Paris (Paris Sorbonne University, Amphi Chasles). The objectives of this mini-colloquium is to gather and foster discussions on the challenges related to the fabrication, the spectroscopy and the applicative fields of these 1D multifunctionnal nanohybrids. It will be organized through the Lavoisier discussions initiated and supported by the GDRi Graphene Nanotubes.

NanoSaclay supports the organisation of the JEELS 2018 that will be held from Monday 11th to Thursday 14th of June 2018 at Porquerolles (France). The conference scope includes: Electron spectroscopies (EELS, EDX, CL, EBIC…) for materials science Advanced instrumentation, signal and image processing Low-energy excitations Theory applied to electron spectroscopies Toward new spectroscopies: complementary contributions from electron and photon approaches For more information: dedicated website Contact NanoSaclay: L. Bocher, LPS

Post-doc position in C2N, for the multidisciplinary research project CHIRON, a project funded by the European Commission (H2020-FETOPEN) Title: Magneto-electric transducers for Spin Wave Computing Summary: The Post-Doc will design, fabricate, characterize and model magnetoelectric (ME) spin wave (SW) transducers in tight interaction with EU partners. ME transducers consist of coupled piezoelectric and magnetostrictive layers.

Proposition de thèse, du projet BISON, financé par le LabEx NanoSaclay dans le cadre de son appel à projets "Recherche" 2018 Title: Investigation of charge to spin current conversion with the BiSb topological insulator Summary: The project will focus on BiSb material. A critical part will be the growth of a magnetic material on it while preserving the 2DSS. Spacer layer with long spin relaxation time or thin tunneling barrier can be explored.

Proposition de thèse, du projet EMPPROS, financé par le LabEx NanoSaclay dans le cadre de son appel à projets "Recherche" 2018 Title: Ultrafast multiphotonic processes in plasmonic nanoparticles Summary: the main goal of the PhD is to study through experiments and modelling the fundamental physical and physico-chemical multiphotonic processes induced in and around gold nanoparticles by ultrashort laser pulses, as well as the role played by the plasmon mode in these processes.

NanoSaclay supports the organisation of the Symposium “50 years of Optical Orientation in Semiconductors : from the original discovery to new horizons” that will be held in Paris, June 18-19, 2018. It is indeed already 50 years that, in 1968, optical spin orientation in semiconductors was discovered by Georges Lampel in Paris. The field opened many areas of investigation over the years. These will be reviewed during the symposium from both an historical perspective and a forward view to the future. Contact NanoSaclay: O. Krebs

NanoSaclay supports the organisation of the Symposium “50 years of Optical Orientation in Semiconductors : from the original discovery to new horizons” that will be held in Paris, June 18-19, 2018. It is indeed already 50 years that, in 1968, optical spin orientation in semiconductors was discovered by Georges Lampel in Paris. The field opened many areas of investigation over the years. These will be reviewed during the symposium from both an historical perspective and a forward view to the future. Abstract submission deadline: April 3rd Contact NanoSaclay: O. Krebs

The 15th international conference of Near-field Optics and Nanophotonics will take place in Troyes on August 26-31 2018. NFO is the most established and outstanding scientific event focusing on near-field optics, nanophotonics, nanoplasmonics and related domains. Abstract submission deadline: March 31

A post-doc position is open in the Optic of Semiconductor nanoStructures Group (GOSS) in C2N Marcoussis, in the field of solid state quantum optics. Summary: the project aims at performing fundamental quantum measurements on the spin system, and demonstrating multipartite entanglement between a spin and several photons. An important goal of such research is the development of deterministic quantum gates, to go beyond the current limitations of quantum computing with probabilistic gates.

In the framework of the AXION flagship, a 18-month post-doc position is opened. The candidate will be a PhD in materials science, physics or chemistry, and ideally specialized in ALD. Offer from GEMaC in UVSQ Summary: The main objective of AXION project (labex Nanosaclay flagship) is to endow the Paris-Saclay campus with a dedicated tool, namely ALD (atomic layer deposition) for the growth of large-area and high-quality oxide film on silicon wafers (2 inches). You will be mainly involved in the ALD growth and characterization of perovskite oxides such as the multiferroic BiFeO3.