Our 2-week course combines
> Participants presentations & Poster session
> NB: about University credits (ECTS)
WEEK 1 PROGRAMME.
LECTURES
Courses cover the fundamentals of selected areas chosen as important aspects of Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies in Physics, Biology or Chemistry.
Each lecture course consisting of 1 or 2 slots, will be given in English and delivered by scientists from European universities and research centers.
SESSION Quantum Science Technology (A)
> A journey through some of the physical properties of 2D materials
Johann CORAUX, Institut Néel-CNRS / Université Grenoble Alpes
> Quantum electronic transport
Clemens WINKELMANN, Université Grenoble Alpes
> MOSFET physics and technology
Irina IONICA, PHELMA, Grenoble INP
> Nano-optics
Val ZWILLER, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm & Single Quantum, Delft
> Technologies of nanofabrication
Guillermo VILLANUEVA, EPFL, Lausanne
> Spin Physics and Spintronic phenomena
YoshiChika OTANI, Institute for Solid State Physics - University of Tokyo
> Near-field microscopies
Hans Joseph HUG, EMPA, Dübendorf & University of Basel
SESSION Nano Bio Sciences (B)
> Advanced biophysics to study molecular systems
Joachim PIGUET, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm
> Mechanics of molecules and biological structures
Bart HOOGENBOOM, University College London
> Pros and cons of carbon based nanomaterials / (nano)plastics may not be so fantastic!
Cyrill BUSSY, Centre for Nanotechnology in Medicine, University of Manchester
> Particle-based agents for cell tracking using imaging
Mangala SRINIVAS, Wageningen University & Research
> Nanostructured composite materials: from biological hard tissues to biomimetic and artificial systems
Elena STURM, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
> Nano-oncology
Barbara STELLA, University of Torino
> Luminescence thermometry for biological applications
Peter REISS, CEA Grenoble, IRIG-SyMMES
COMMON
> Near-field microscopies
Hans Joseph HUG, EMPA, Dübendorf & University of Basel
> Bottom-up nanotechnology by molecular recognition and self-assembly
Bart Jan RAVOO, University of Münster
> Nanotoxicology
Cyrill BUSSY, Centre for Nanotechnology in Medicine, University of Manchester
ESONN'2025 LECTURERS are presented HERE
Me, my project, my dream, in 2 minutes *
On Tuesday 26 August, 2025
Me, My project, My dream: All participants along with ESONN Organising Committee members will present two slides introducing freely who they are, their background and their research activity.
POSTER SESSION
On Tuesday 26 August, 2025
Poster session: Participants also bring a poster on their current research work. They will present it during a poster session and discuss their work with other attendees, ESONN lecturers and organizing committee members during an informal meeting.
SEMINARS
On Thursday 28 August, 2025, afternoon.
SESSION Quantum Science Technology
> Simon ZIHLMANN, Pheliqs
Spin-photon coupling: How to have a spin talk to a photon
> Quentin FICHEUX, Institut Néel
Superconducting quantum circuits for quantum information processing
SESSION Nano Bio Sciences
> Cécile DELACOUR, Institut.Néel, MateriAlps (title TBA)
> Xavier LE GUEVEL, Arcane, IAB
Advances in Near-Infrared In vivo Optical Imaging: Contrast Agents, Instrumentation, and Biomedical Applications
TESTIMONIES
From research to business with nanotechnologies
Donald MARTIN, TIMC, Pelican Health
WEEK 2 PROGRAMME
PRACTICALS in Grenoble.
From 1 September to 5 September, 2025.
Significant part of the formation is devoted to practicals, which are held in clean-room facilities at the Inter-university Centre for MicroElectronics (CIME - Grenoble) and in different research laboratories of the scientific Polygon in Grenoble.
Praticals in clean-rooms facilities are devoted to the use of the basic tools for micro-fabrication and characterization of micro-objects (micro-circuits, micro-systems...).
The technologies which are more specific are adressed through lab practicals proposed by scientists and engineers are on their ongoing research activities at the leading edge of scientific and technological developments.
See ESONN'2025 list of practicals HERE
SOCIAL PROGRAMME in Grenoble
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Welcome official cocktail on Monday August 25, 2025.
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Sightseeing time on Saturday August 30, 2025.
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Farewell dinner in a restaurant on Friday 5 September, 2025.
University CREDITS (ECTS)
Administratively, ESONN is organised by Univ. Grenoble Alpes. However, we do not not deliver an official university diploma, which would require a student registration with the University.
Nevertheless, ESONN'2025 is a two-week school, with about 30h of lectures and 40h of practical works.
The participation at ESONN could be recognized as: 6 ECTS by the University where the PhD participant is registered.
A certificate of participation indicating the number of training hours is delivered at the end of the course to participants attended all lectures and selected practicals, so that these credits can be obtained.