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International Associated Laboratory (LIA) Nano-Synergetics

 Nano-Synergetics is an international laboratory between France and Japan, linking from the Japanese side  the Université of Osaka, NAIST, the Université de Kyoto and the Université Aoyama Gakuin to french Institutions as ENS Paris-Saclay and the LASIR (UMR 8516 - Université de Lille - CNRS). The research collaboration targets the study of new complex photochromic nanomaterials.

Erasmus Mundus European Master : « Molecular nano- and bio-photonics for telecommunications and biotechnologies » (MONABIPHOT)

The previous module is the French contribution of   Master européen Erasmus Mundus : « Molecular nano- and bio-photonics for telecommunications and biotechnologies » (MONABIPHOT) oopen since the return of 2006-2007. Education is provided by several European academix institutions (ENS de Cachan, Université Complutense (Madrid, Espagne), Université de Wroclaw et Polytechnic Institute of Wroclaw (Pologne)) grouped in a consortium with ENS Cachan as coordinator (Isabelle Ledoux - LPQM). This master welcomes European students from partners colleges, but mainly students from third countries, thanks to a strong support from the European Union in the form of scholarships over two years .It is for students who intend to industrial or academic careers in the field of photonics, by a strong multidisciplinary approach involving physics, chemistry, biology and information technology.

This master is entirely based on d'Alembert Institute, which provides the skills imparted in Cachan and childcare facilities for research internships at the end of the cursus.


Associated International Laboratory (LIA) Imaginano


 imaginano Imaginano is the result of a Franco-Israeli partnership in the emerging field of "Nano-Bio Sciences" and associated applications. This Associated International Laboratory links the CNRS, the Weizmann Institute, the Tel-Aviv University, and Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Imaginano is the continuation of the former LIA named NABI, Created in 2008 at the initiative of the professors Joseph Zyss (France) and Ron Naaman (Israël).
The principal scientific activities are i) Novel innovations in microscopy and biological imagery ii) Photo-inducible biological processes iii)Biosensors and biochips iiii) Nanophysics

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