D'Alembert Institute is a federation of four consituent units (ENS Paris-Saclay - CNRS) reaching very varied fields from physics to biology through chemistry and applied physics:
Elucidation of fundamental phenomena in the field of cell biology and throughout understanding of molecular mechanisms underlying pathologies (cancer, VIH, neurodegenerative diseases...)
Development of new biological imaging methods with high spatial and temporal resolutions, molecular photonics
Design, development and characterization of molecular and biomolecular nanostructures for labelling (optical, magnetic...) of active biological entities
Design and development of new bio-microsystems for diagnostic, therapeutic or screening purposes