Lundi 30 janvier 2012
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There were ISO900X, CE compliance, now there is "ACS certification".
I got that "diploma" in my mailbox yesterday, as many of my peers I presume... Waoooooouh
Photons, Molecules & Nanosciences
This blog describes Jerome Wenger's research on Nano-Bio-Photonics.
Research interests: Nano-Optics, Biophotonics, Plasmonics, Single Molecules, Molecular Sensing & Spectroscopy
Contact : jerome.wenger{-at-}fresnel.fr
Fresnel Institute CNRS UMR7249
Domaine Universitaire St Jerome
13397 Marseille, France
Phone: +33 4 91 28 84 94
Twitter profile: jeromewenger
Research activities
People involved
Most active persons:
- Jerome Wenger (PI)
- Deep Punj (PhD)
- Kumar Saurav (Master)
Former coworkers:
- Richard Hostein (PostDoc)
- Nadia Djaker (PostDoc)
- Davy Gerard (PostDoc)
- Benoit Cluzel (PostDoc)
(all now assistant professors)
- Heykel Aouani (PhD, now postdoc at Imperial College)
Fresnel lab main coworkers:
Collaborations:
Curriculum J. Wenger
2011: ERC Starting Grant
2009: promoted 1st class by CNRS
2005: CNRS researcher (Institut Fresnel, Marseille)
2004: PhD Quantum Optics (Institut d'Optique, Orsay)
2001: Engineer Institut d'Optique Graduate School (Orsay)
Born April 1978
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Mercredi 25 janvier 2012
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One of the ultimate challenges in biology is to understand the relationship between the structure, function and dynamics of biomolecules in their natural environment: the living cell. The goal of NANO-VISTA is to exploit novel concepts of photonic antennas to develop a new generation of bionanophotonic tools for ultrasensitive detection, nanoimaging and nanospectroscopy of biomolecules, both in-vitro and in living cells.The NANO-VISTA project, started on November 2011 is funded by the European Commission’s 7th research Framework programme. See the official NanoVista website.
Mercredi 16 novembre 2011
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The Branly prize is designed in memory of Edouard Branly to highlight a young researcher working on waves and their applications. It is currently managed by the Edouard Branly association, the French Society of Physics SFP, the French Society of Optics SFO, and the French Society of Electricity and Electronics SEE grouped into the consortium of scientific societies F2S. More details on this webpage.
Vendredi 4 novembre 2011
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PhD and postdoc positions in both experimental and theoretical nano-optics are still open. Full info on the different projects and application procedure, click here.
Key benefits from Fresnel - Marseille:
* ambitious innovative research, projects were selected by most prestigious national and european grants.
* state-of-the-art equipment resources & know-how
* close mentorship from a senior CNRS researcher (does very little university teaching, so is more available in the lab).
* long-term career visibility, all contracts have several years duration and can be renewed.
* full social advantages (vacations, health, ...) from being employed by French CNRS
* South France quality of life: city, see, mountains & food :o)
The selection procedure will be ambitious: "excellence is the sole criterion".
