Laboratoire Lumière, Matière et Interfaces
Laboratoire de photonique: de la science fondamentale aux dispositifs
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Nanodiamant fluorescent fonctionnalisé avec un copolymère cationique: un vecteur efficace de petits ARN interférant in vivo, dont on peut imager la distribution tissulaire à l’échelle subcellulaire.
Des nanodiamants (ND) rendus fluorescents et cationiques ont servi à vectoriser de petits ARN interférents (siRNA) dans un modèle murin du sarcome d’Ewing, un cancer de l’os du jeune adulte. Les
1st International Paris-Saclay/Munich Summer School on Surface Plasmons
The 1st International Paris-Saclay/Munich Summer School on Surface Plasmons will be held at Paris-Saclay University on July 12th to 16th, 2021.
This summer school will be held in person, in “hybrid
Séminaire LuMIn de Renaud Bachelot
Le 16 Avril 2021, Renaud Bachelot (L2N, Université Technologique de Troyes) a présenté un séminaire sur "The incident light polarization can drive hybrid plasmonic nano-emitters"
The LuMIn research laboratory
The LuMIn (Light, Material, and Interfaces) Laboratory is a research unit (FRE2036) created on 1st January 2020 under the administration of the Université Paris-Saclay, the ENS Paris-Saclay, the National Institute of Scientific Research (CNRS/INSIS), and CentraleSupélec.
Its research activities focus on the interaction between light and materials at different scales (atoms, materials, devices, and living systems) and its multidisciplinary applications. It provides new and original synergies at the boundary between optics and quantum physics, device technologies, as well as in vitro and in vivo exploration of fundamental biological processes in order to provide a better understanding of the pathogenesis of cancer and brain disorders.
This laboratory’s main activity relies on a broad range of optics expertise (lasers, non-linear optics, quantum optics, and plasmonics), with application developments for designing and creating materials, micro- and nanophotonic devices, microfluidic circuits, and for studying biochemical phenomena in cells, tissues, and living organisms.
This multidisciplinary and multi-level program addresses major societal issues, such as the processing and storage of information, sustainable development and alternative sources of energy, and public health.
The Lab research activities are group along two axes.
