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Jerome Wenger NanoBioPhotonics
NanoBioPhotonics research at Fresnel Institute Marseille: nanophotonics, biophotonics, plasmonics, single molecule, spectroscopy, optical microscopy.
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We are pleased to announce the arrival of Xinyu Fang, who will be joining us as a PhD student for the next four years with CSC-Centrale funding. She will be working with us on a research project on ultraviolet autofluorescence imaging. We would like to extend a warm welcome to Xinyu and encourage you to reach out to her with any questions or for co
Open positions PhD & Postdoc fellowships - CSC funding - Chinese nationals only
Two positions are currently open with funding from China Scholarship Council CSC and Groupe Ecoles Centrales GEC-CSC: - One for a PhD: "Optically-controlled thermal nanotweezers to manipulate single nano-objects" - One for a postdoc: "Deep UV optical nanoantennas to enhance the ultraviolet autofluorescence of single proteins" Find them on the https
We're hiring: Expert on nanofabrication of photonic nanostructures
Within our new ERC Proof of Concept project “PrintNano4Fluo”, we aim at bridging the technological gap between nanophotonics and single molecule fluorescence techniques. Our vision is to develop a cost-effective and scalable nanofabrication technique to produce nanophotonics devices with high optical performance. These nanophotonic devices will
Scientific days of the Active Plasmonics GDR - Marseille July 10-12th
We are glad to announce that we will be hosting the next plenary scientific days of the GDR Active Plasmonics in Marseille Campus Saint Charles from 10th to 12th of July 2023. The topics cover all forms of plasmonics and nanophotonics, from fundamentals to applications. More info on the conference website: https://gdr-pa.sciencesconf.org/ Important
We are thrilled to announce the arrival of our newest PhD student, Malavika Kayyil Veedu, who will be joining us for the next three years. She will be working with us on a cutting-edge research project on plasmonics-enhanced fluorescence and nanopores. Malavika comes to us as part of the Marie Curie research program doctoral network called Dynamo,
Welcoming Hamza Khelidj: Driving Innovations in Nanofabrication
We're thrilled to introduce the latest addition to our research family, Hamza Khelidj! Hamza joins our team with a passion for nanoscience and a keen interest in the development of zero-mode waveguide nanoapertures. Hamza's expertise in nanofabrication promises to be a game-changer in our ongoing quest for cutting-edge research and innovation. We'r
We are pleased to welcome Julia Osmolska to our lab for the next two months as an intern. Julia will be working on a fascinating research project on gold nanoclusters and the use of plasmonics to enhance their photoluminescence. Julia comes to us from the group of Joanna Olesiak-Banska at the Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, and we are
Metasurfaces to shape near-field dipole-dipole energy transfer
In a recent breakthrough, the journal Communication Physics published a study titled "Experimental evidence of Förster energy transfer enhancement in the near field through engineered metamaterial surface waves." This research delves into the intriguing interplay between surface plasmons and Förster resonant energy transfer (FRET), shedding light
Achieving sub-millisecond temporal resolution to monitor fast molecular dynamics has been a persistent challenge in single-molecule fluorescence spectroscopy. The fluorescence brightness, or the number of photons detected per second and per molecule, is the key parameter that determines the temporal resolution of these techniques. Unfortunately, co
Plasmonic optical nanoantennas have revolutionized the control of light-matter interactions at the nanoscale. However, until now, their exploration has been largely restricted to the visible and near-infrared regions, overlooking the immense potential of the ultraviolet range, which boasts the strongest absorption for most molecules. In a recent AC