Research topics
The DICO group studies the responses of matter…
Techniques and instruments
Our platforms and instruments :
° Flume
° Nanolight
photolysis Flash
Partnerships and commercialization
The aim of interdisciplinary projects is to promote research, training and innovation activities between several Graduate Schools, thus encouraging collaboration on cross-disciplinary themes.
Université Paris Saclay interdisciplinary projects: INanoTheRad project
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M2 internships, Thesis topics, Jobs…
Latest news
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Excitation UV de l’ADN : une nouvelle voie de relaxation excitonique
L’ADN de nos cellules est naturellement soumis à divers types de rayonnements. Parmi les plus énergétiques du spectre solaire, les ultra-violets sont susceptibles de provoquer de graves…
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Projects
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ANR TOCYDYS
Dynamique du solide au cycle optique – TOCYDYS
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LightDyNAmics
LightDyNAmics is a European project entitled “DNA as a training platform for photodynamic processes in soft…
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iNanoTheRad
iNanoTheRad : un programme IDEX de l’Université Paris-Saclay pour les domaines : Biologie et chimie des…
European projects
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OPTOLOGIC (2020-2024) – H2020 FET OPEN
The aim of this project is to develop a new technology for energy-efficient logic operations based…
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SPINFIELD – Controlling spin angular momentum with the field of light – ERC Starting Grant 2021
Dans son projet “SPINFIELD – Controlling spin angular momentum with the field of light”, Romain Geneaux,…
Recent publications
Find out about our researchers’ scientific publications.
Condensed phase dynamics and interactions
Please find below our main research topics:
Electronic dynamics in dielectrics
We study excitation and relaxation processes…
Attosecond spectroscopy of materials
We use attosecond spectroscopy to observe the…
Biological molecules under UV-visible excitation
We are interested in the first events taking place in the…
Surface physics using angle- and spin-resolved photoemission
We carry out experiments aimed at understanding the…
Reaction dynamics in ionizing particle trace structures – effect of extreme dose rates
We are interested in radical chemistry in water…
Teaching and Theses
Joining CEA gives you the opportunity to develop a motivating career path in a multidisciplinary scientific community open to both international research and industry.
Discover our projects
The Dynamique et Interactions en phase COndensée (DICO) group brings together researchers from LIDYL and LPMS who study the responses of matter in solid or liquid form when subjected to light excitation, and more generally to ionizing radiation.
Societal challenges and responsibilities
Energy transition, digital transition, healthcare of the future, global defense and security
Our job offers
Give meaning to your activity, lead and support R&D projects, cultivate and bring to life your spirit of innovation.
Theses, doctorates..
Discover our highly specialized training courses in the sciences.