With the tip of a Scanning Tunneling Microscope we are able to reversibly switch between two stable states a metal organic complex as shown in the scheme. The switch is due to the capture (or loss) of one electron and accompanied by a...

The CEMES-CNRS is a partner of the IRT AESE project « Aéronautique, Espace et Systèmes Embarqués » awarded with a 842M€ grant in the IRT («Institut de Recherche Technologique ») call.

Carbon nanotips for Atomic Force Microscopy have been fabricated in CEMES and dipped in a liquid interface. This original method allows investigating the elementary mechanisms, at nanometer scale, which determines droplets spreading. It validated...

This ambitious project, termed Atomic Scale and Single Molecule Logic Gate Technologies (ATMOL), will establish a new process for making a complete molecular chip. This means that computing power can be increased significantly but take up only a...

The CEMES-CNRS rewarded for the MIMETIS project « Interferometric Microscopy and In-situ Transmission Electron Microscopy » with a 3.5M€ grant in the EQUIPEX (« Equipement d’Excellence ») call. The MIMETIS project aim to vise à produire...