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A new European project: SHIFT - Sustainable Technologies Enabling Futu...

The “RF systems” axis is working with the WP5 partners on the “Earth Observation in X-band” demonstrator #7, led by Safran.

Inauguration the joint X-SELANS lab

X-SELANS will enable teams from the University of Limoges, the CNRS and Safran, with support from the ANR, to further cement their ties and their ability to carry out research and development on antennas and active sources, as well as the integration of microwave functions.

Graduation Ceremony first intake of Erasmus Master EMIMEO

On Friday, September 3rd, the first graduation c

The multiple possibilities of heptazines

The innovative work of Pierre Audebert on heptazines, professor at ENS Paris-Saclay and researcher in the PPSM and XLIM laboratory, is the subject of a prestigious publication.

Creation of an International Research Project (IRP) FiberMed

XLIM Research Institute and A*STAR’s Singapore Bioimaging Consortium (SBIC) embarks on four year partnership to optimise imaging technologies for medical diagnostics at the bedside

Benjamin Wetzel recipient of an ERC grant

Last Thursday, the European Research Council (ERC) announced its list of beneficiaries of the "Starting Grant" competition.

Frédéric Gérôme winner of the SFO Fabry - de Gramont prize

Frédéric Gérôme won the Fabry - de Gramont prize from the Société Française d

Mr. Pierre-Yves Guillon promoted Knight of the Legion of Honor

Physicist Pierre-Yves Guillon, Founder of the XLIM Research Institute, and former student of the University of Limoges before becoming a Doctor of Science in 1978, was elevated to the rank of Knight of the Legion of Honor, this 14th of July.

Inauguration of the new I3M joint laboratory (XLIM-SIEMENS-LMA)

On June 28, 2019, SIEMENS Healthineers France, the XLIM Research Institute UMR7252 and the Laboratory of Mathematics and Applications (LMA) UMR7348 inaugurated the I3M Joint Laboratory "Multi-core Multi-core Metabolic Imaging".

CNRS OPENS CNRS@CREATE IN SINGAPORE, ITS FIRST SUBSIDIARY ABROAD

The success of his broad scientific presence in Singapore the CNRS has established CNRS@CREATE to drive new collaborations research and innovation between the CNRS and Singapore. Dominique Baillargeat was appointed Scientific Executive Director of CNRS@CREATE, subsidiary of the CNRS from abroad.

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