Semiconductors are a tiny but integral part of almost all electronic devices in the world today, from smartphones and cameras to computers, medical devices and cars. As demand far exceeds […]
Strong collaboration between scientists and engineers from the European Synchrotron (ESRF) and European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) in Grenoble, formalized within the framework of the Joint Structural Biology Group (JSBG), […]
Francine Papillon, as Head of the GIANT Programs Department at CEA Grenoble since 2013 and Coordinator of the GIANT Executive Committee since 2017, is responsible for the design and creation […]
Cross-sector partnerships (CSPs) – uniting major actors like the UN and NGOs, together with national and private associations, companies and donors – have emerged in recent years as a new […]
The atomic-level structure of bacteria-derived tryptophan synthase (TS) – a key enzyme involved in the ability of salmonella and other bacteria to cause infection – has been revealed by a […]
Grenoble is a world-renowned microelectronics hub but the downscaling that has defined the trajectory of the sector since the 1960s is approaching its limit as the size of transistors reaches […]
The Carnot institutes are public research structures that have earned the Carnot label after demonstrating scientific excellence and commitment to partner-oriented research that promotes industrial innovation. The four members of […]
Glaciers are a unique natural archive with each successive layer capable of revealing the state of the climate and atmosphere over a period of years dating back centuries and even […]
Grenoble is a territory that has been intimately linked with all aspects of energy since the invention of hydroelectricity in 1870. Today, the ecosystem is establishing itself as a dynamic […]
