Bernardo
Chiroptical interactions, which describe the specific effects arising from the circular polarization of light interacting with chiral materials, are at the core of numerous advances in physics, chemistry, and biology. …
IMPRESS
IMPRESS (Interoperable electron Microscopy Platform for advanced RESearch and Services) is an ambitious project that addresses a major evolution in transmission electron microscopy (TEM) from a laboratory technique to a …
TEMPOS
TEMPOS stands for Transmission Electron Microscopy at Palaiseau, Orsay and Saclay: it unites the efforts of the Université Paris-Sud (UPSud), Ecole polytechnique, CNRS, and CEA to create a world-class centre …
TPX4
The aim of TPX4 is to demonstrate the feasibility of two new types of electron spectro-microscopies: Time- Resolved Cathodoluminescence Excitation spectroscopy (TR-CLE) and High-Resolution Low Energy Electron Microscopy (HRLEEM). Both …
FreeQCC
A new field of research is emerging at the intersection of fast electron beam physics and quantum coherence: quantum optics with fast electrons. The FreeQCC project aims to address two …
IMPULSE
The IMPULSE project (In situ MaPping insulator-to-metal transitions by Ultra-high resolution electron SpEctromicroscopy) will develop the characterization tools capable of mapping at sub-nanometer scale the insulating/metallic (I/M) nanodomains induced by insulator-to-metal transition (IMT).
SpinE
Spin-valley states preparation and measurement at the nanoscale using fast electrons and photons. Electro-optical spin-valley excitations in 2D monolayers are promising candidates for new generation information carriers. Control over these …
EBEAM
eBEAM – Electron Beams Enhancing Analytical Microscopy is a project funded by the Horizon 2020 program of the European Union in the FET Proactive Program. It started on January 1, …
QUENOT
The ambition of QUENOT is to overcome several current conceptual and experimental limits in nanooptics using the quantum properties of fast electrons. Indeed, certain key concepts and quantities in nanooptics …
ESTEEM 2
Bla bla bla bla….