Wolfgang S Bacsa
Professor, Université de Toulouse, France
ResearchNanotechnoloyEnseignementOpen positions
CONTACT CEMES UPR-CNRS, 29, rue Jeanne Marvig, BP 94347, COWORKERS P. Puech (MC), V. Tishkova (PostDoc), F. Neumayer (engineer), A. Zwick (senior scientist) CONSULTANT Senior Consultant, Nanoscience and Technology Institute, Austin Texas USA FORMER COWORKERS / Toulouse R. Lwandowska (PhD student), X. Orlik (PhD student), B.I. Levine (PhD student), P. Bugat-Fargeas(Stage de Maîtrise), O. Desplats (Stage de Maîtrise), M.I. Rabanal (Erasmus), M. Caumont (Engineer), A. Bassil (PhD student), D. Nursimiloo (Master I), V. Sonois (PhD student)
A.W. Anwar (PhD student), G. Bonnet (engineer) |
News
Réinventer la microscopie optique avec des nanotubes, Magasin Scientifique Paul Sabatier 15 (2009) 19
Research and innovationTHE RISE OF GRAPHENE (Nature Materials 2007) : From experience, people know that high-quality samples always yield new physics, and this understanding has played a major role in focusing attention on graphene. (AK Geim, KS Novoselov)INNOVATIVE BOTTOM UP METHODS: Innovative bottom up methods will solve problems that now seem intractable - from energy to poverty to disease. Science and technology, powered by the fuel of entrepreneurial energy, are the largest multipliers of resources we have to solve our many social problems. (Khosla Ventures, 2007)INSIGHT ABOUT INNOVATIONOne thing that I like to see in students is that they take chances, that they believe in their own creativity' .. 'Most of what we do has social implications, so why don't we think about what the big social problems are, what we think is facing humanity. (R. Forrest vice president for research University of Michigan Ann Arbor) Photonics Spectra 8 2006 NOBELIST CREATES FILMS ON SOLAR POWER
|
