New INL building

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Part of the INL staff moved into their new premises in the Irène Joliot Curie building on the Doua campus on 21 November 2022.

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Manipulating quantum fluid of light with artificial and reconfigurable potential

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INL Oneiros device on cover of Science

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Development of a portable bioimpedance device

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Solar Energy Conversion: GaAs Nanowire Photocathodes for Hydrogen Generation

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Reconfigurable Multifunctional van der Waals Ferroelectric Devices and Logic Circuits

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Strong Coupling Between Topological Surface States of Lights

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Multi-material 3D microprinting of magnetically deformable biocompatible structures

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Video tour of the clean room in the new building

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Laser dew detection using the Heiligenschein effect

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Machine learning surrogate model for acceleration of ferroelectric phase-field modeling

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Looking into a micro-LED using electron holography

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Telecom-band Biphoton Emission from Single GaAs Nanowires

Research areas

Functional materials

Electronics

Photonics and Photovoltaics

Biotechnology and Healthcare

Key figures

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65
Professors and Assistant Professors
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38
Technical and Administrative Staff
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22
CNRS Researchers
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68
PhD Students
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10
Postdoctoral Researchers

About INL CNRS

The Institute of Nanotechnology of Lyon (INL) is a Joint Research Unit (UMR 5270) whose supervision is the CNRS, the ECL, the INSA, the University Lyon 1 and CPE Lyon. INL’s mission is to develop multidisciplinary technological research in the field of micro and nanotechnologies and their applications. Research activities extends from materials to systems, and laboratory relies on the technological platform Lyon NanoLyon. Areas of application cover major economic sectors: the semiconductor industry, information technology, life and health technologies, energy and the environment.

The laboratory is multi-sites with locations on the campuses of Ecully and Lyon-Tech La Doua. It includes around 200 people including 121 permanent staff. INL is a major player in the Research and Teaching Pole.

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