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Chemistry - Materials
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Complex systems and software engineering
Quantum and Molecular Photonics Laboratory (LPQM)
Research unit
LPQM's themes are orientated towards molecular photonic and non linear optics. It is composed of three teams: The Non linear nanophotonic and biophotonic team mainly studies non linear properties of nanostructures, action potential in artificial neurons and is also interested in digital microfluidics. The 'Components and technologies for the photonic team is interested in components in optical telecommunications, photonic cristals, laser micro-cavities, optofluidic sensors and in mocular engineering. The ultrafast nanophotonics, nanoplasmonics and heat transfer team works on ultrafast plasmonic, heat nano-sources and heat photo-inducted transfers. Because it takes interest in the whole nano-photonic spectrum and owns a lot of equipment, among others the technological platforms of the D'Alembert institut, the laboratory is an interesting partner for possible collaborations.
Innovation themes
Lab of attachment
61, avenue du Président Wilson
ENS Cachan
94236 CACHAN CEDEX
Expertises
- micro-lasers
- heat nano-sources
- photonic cristals
- nano-imaging
- nano-production
- two photons fluorescence
- biophotonic
- heat transfer
- Second Harmonic Generation
- opto-fluidic sensors
- digital microfluidics
Applications sectors
- IT / software
- Networks / Telecom
- Electronic / photonics
- Materials (Metal, Glass, Ceramic, Composite...)
Total number of employees
Number of researchers : 10
Number of doctoral students : 10
Equipment(s) open to collaboration
- various lasers (femtoseconds, picoseconds, nanoseconds, continuous) from 400 nm up to 2.5 µm
- electro-optical microscope
- characterization test bench (non linear optics, photonic components)
- spectroscopic ellipsometer
- platform for microsopy non-linearities measurements
- access to D'Alembert institute's technological plateforms: http://ida.ens-paris-saclay.fr/version-francaise/plateformes/
Industry:
- characterization test bench of photonic components (based on optic waves) centered at 1550 nm, non-linear optic (1.06 and 1.9 µm)
Keywords
Valuation offer
- 3D direct photo-inscription with laser (patents registered)
- non linear polarised imaging, electro-optic imaging
- nanothermics
- opto-electronic oscillators
Projects examples
Industrial and scientific relations
Scientific collaborations
- France: numerous collaborations with University of Paris-Saclay's laboratories (SATIE, LPA, PPSM, C2C, LPTMS, LPICM, Institut d'Optique?), University of Paris 5, Gustave Roussy Institute, LPL (Paris XIII), ENS Lyon, University of Rennes 1, IMS (University of Bordeaux)
- International: Georgia Tech (USA), UWO (Canada), Université of Münich (Allemagne), Weizmann Institute, Technion, University of Tel-Aviv (Israël), CNR (Italie), University of Valparaiso (Chili), CCU (Taïwan), Université of Technology of Wroclaw (Pologne), IMS (Hanoï, Vietnam), Universities of Sfax and Gafsa (Tunisie), ITMO (Russie), Academy of Science of Ukraine (Kharkiv, Ukraine)
Private collaborations
- collaboration with several major groups
- PhD : cotutella agreements and CIFRE
- post-doc
Establishments of affiliation
