Our research fields
Our research topics in interdisciplinary fields
Techniques & Instruments
Experimental tools and platforms
Partnerships & Valorization
Our valorization projects, from fundamental research to industrial transfer
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News
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JDN 2026 : Abstract submission deadline : 20 july 2026
34th French Neutron Scattering Meeting will be held from October 5 to 8, 2026 at Vogüé
Agenda
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Technique
Deadline for proposal at NIST Center for Neutron Research (NCNR)
From 31/07/2026 at 12:00 AM to 15/09/2026 at 11:59 PM -
Deadline for proposals at the ILL Grenoble
From 31/07/2026 at 12:00 AM to 15/09/2026 at 11:59 PM -
Séminaire NIMBE
Deep dive into the periodic table: from formation to reactivity of colloidal PuO₂ nanoparticle
Matthieu VirotInstitut de Chimie Séparative de Marcoule03/09/202610:30 AM-12:30 PM
Highlights
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First all-optical photonic time crystal opens a new route to controlling light
Researchers from the Laboratoire des Solides Irradiés – LSI (CEA / CNRS / École Polytechnique), in collaboration with Young teams from the Institut de Physique – JEIP (Collège de France / CNRS), Laboratoire de Physique des Interfaces et des Couches Minces – LPICM (CNRS / École polytechnique), Albert Fert Laboratory – LAF (CNRS / Thales)…
Fundamental Research
The research carried out at the Institute is mainly fundamental in nature, but is also open to the creation of economic value and technology transfer.
CIMAP
Located at GANIL, the thematics of CIMAP are :
Excited matter and defects – Materials and optics
LIDYL
Interactions, dynamics and lasers
Generation and use of ultra-high intensity (UHI) or attosecond laser pulses…
LLB
New frontiers in quantum materials, Soft matter, Instrumentation and neutron scattering
LSI
Fundamental research in physics and physical chemistry of materials – Irradiation – Theory and modeling
NIMBE
Designing, shaping and analyzing materials from the micron to the nanometer – Understanding physicochemical mechanisms
SPEC
Condensed-state physics and nanoelectronics,
Quantum devices and electronics, Complex systems
Missions and challenges for society
The fundamental research carried out by the teams of the six IRAMIS units is also in line with the following missions defined by their supervising organizations (CEA, CNRS, University, etc.).
Energy
New energy technologies
Numerics and model
Health and Medicine of the Future
Security
Research around large infrastructures – IR*
Last publications
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Key figures
- 765 people
- 160 PhD students
- 80 external collaborators
- 9 joint laboratories with industrial companies
- 7 start-ups, 6 licences, 150 active patents
765
People
80
External collaborators
9
Joint laboratories
with industrial companies
160
PhD students
Research projects
PEPRs, Large-scale European projects
Social issues and responsibilities
Open science, Scientific integrity, Decarbonation
Knowledge spreading
The Iramis research teams regularly organise scientific conferences at a national level
Quality of life
At the heart of the Paris-Saclay plateau, …