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â–º Study of the mechanisms of injection at the electrode/channel contacts of organic transistors by techniques coupled in electrical and optical near-field

â–º PhD COV Sensor

â–ºPhD in AFM/KPFM instrumental development : Français - English

RESEARCH TOPICS

LRN is a strong unit with expertise in near-field instrumentation and nanotechnology, which spread out its know-how in various fields of application. The multidisciplinary nature of the team is emphasized with the presence of physicists, biophysicists and electronics engineers. This opens up a wide range of applications, from optoelectronics to sensors and biomedical applications. Our lab’ nurtures a powerful synergy and multiplies collaborative projects with L2N at UTT.

KNOWLEDGES AND SKILLS

• Instrumental developments in atomic force microscopy and electron microscopy, applied to biology/health, agro-sourced materials, advanced materials, sensors, or electronics
• Modeling and advanced electrical characterization of semiconductor components, application to photovoltaics, agro-sourced materials, sensors, and healthcare

EXPERIMENTAL TOOLS AND STRUCTURES

• 6 AFMs (high-speed, mechanical, electrical, biological, Raman...)
• Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) JEOL7900F instrumented (X-ray analysis, crystallography, cathodoluminescence, traction...)
• Clean room equipped with a range of equipment for electrical processing and characterisation
• UV-visible and infrared spectrophotometers and spectrofluorometers
• Cellular culture rooms with biochemistry and molecular biology equipment

KEYWORDS

Atomic force microscopy; Near-field instrumentation; Biosensors; Nanobiotechnologies; Nanomedicine; Nanomaterials elaboration