Monday 17th February 2020 the Nanotech16 students had the opportunity to get information  about the CEA-LETI activity. They spent a half of day with CEA engineers during the visit to exchange about the vision and the role of CEA-LETI in microelectronics.  Thomas Ernst, Scientific Director of LETI, offered a panorama of the LETI’s activities and  its connection with the Minatec Campus and GIANT Innovation Campus.  Jean Paul Barnes, Head of Ion Beam Analysis group, illustrated the characterization facilities of the Nano-characterization Platform.  

The Y.SPOT  building- Grenoble Open Innovation Center - had been presented by Tiana Delhomme.  The students had the possibility to visit this center and particularly to have a tour of the Showroom. An overview of  the health and life sciences  topics was done by Madjid Hihi   and Pascal Mailley from DTBS department.

The event was organized and coordinated by Lea Di Cioccio, Scientific Advisor at CEA-LETI being part of long term and fruitful collaboration with Phelma School. 


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