Institut Néel Grenoble
25 rue des Martyrs BP 166
38042 Grenoble cedex 9
III-As photonic nanowires
Our principal aim is the development of innovative photonic structures to control the spontaneous emission of embedded emitters. These researches target the realization of advanced quantum optoelectronic devices and the study of fundamental quantum optics effects.
In this context, III-arsenide semiconductors have two key assets. First, at cryogenic temperature, self-assembled InAs quantum dots are atomic-like quantum light emitters which combine appealing properties: high oscillator strength, nearly perfect radiative yield, stable and narrow emission lines. Second, the maturity of the III-As microfabrication brings a wonderful freedom for the design and realization of the electromagnetic environment of the emitter.
A PhD position is open in the group, click here for more details
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Quantum coherence - CQ
Revealing quantum phenomena in electronic nano-circuits
Helium : from fundamental to applications - HELFA
Helium as model system, hydrodynamic and turbulence, space and astrophysics, instrumentation and cryogenic development, kinetic inductance detectors.
Magnetism and Superconductivity - MagSup
Team Magnetism and Superconductivity at Institut NEEL - Systems involving charge, spin or lattice degrees of freedom.
Optics and materials - OPTIMA
a complete chain of competences that goes from the design and elaboration of new materials to the study of nonlinear optical properties and plasmonics
Materials, Radiations, Structure - MRS
Understanding of the physico-chemical properties of complex materials based on the precise description of their structure
Micro and NanoMagnetism - MNM
Complementary expertise in fabrication, characterisation, and simulations for studies in nanomagnetism with applications in spin electronics and micro-systems
Quantum Nano-Electronics and Spectroscopy - QNES
Electron transport and local spectroscopy of quantum structures
Nano-Optics and Forces - NOF
Nano - optics and forces
Nanophysics and Semiconductors - NPSC
Growth of III-V and II-VI semiconductor nanostructures and their physics in search of new functions for potential applications.
Nanospintronics and Molecular Transport - NanoSpin
Studying magnetism at the nanoscale, where classical and quantum properties can be combined and used for molecular quantum spintronics
Wide bandgap semiconductors - SC2G
Physics of diamond and other wide bandgap semiconductors towards applications in electronics and biotechnologies
Surfaces, Interfaces and Nanostructures - SIN
Experimental and theoretical studies of low dimensional systems
Hybrid systems at low dimensions - HYBRID
Electronic, optical, vibrational, mechanical properties, as well as their interplay at the nanoscale, of novel hybrid systems (nanotubes, graphene, two-dimensional and functionalized materials) which are developed by the group .
Condensed Matter Theory -TMC
Novel physical phenomena in materials and model systems.
Thermodynamics and Biophysics of small systems - TPS
Ultra-sensitive instrumentation for electrical and thermal measurements: from biophysics to low temperature condensed matter physics.
Theory of Quantum Circuits - ThQC
Theoretical studies of electronic transport in nanometer-scale devices showing remarkable quantum effects.