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- "Photoémission dans les solides" by Antonio Tejeda and Daniel Malterre
- "Physics reimagined": A new team at the LPS
- 1D, 2D … and 3D spin liquids are everywhere !
- 2D phase transitions infect viruses
- A colloidal suspension of nanosheets displays several liquid-crystalline phases
- A comic-strip illustrator embedded with physicists
- A nanoscopic tsunami inside the electronic chip
- A new universal law for high temperature superconductivity
- A Party Trick: How to Lift a Car With Two Phonebooks
- A route to self-assembling DNA nano-complexes
- A solid state physics analogue of the water-vapor transition
- A supramolecular plot twist: chiral nematics of helical nanoparticles
- Active participation of LPS researchers to the International Year of Crystallography
- Alexei Chepelianskii received the Grand Prix Jacques Herbrand of the Académie des Sciences
- Alexis Chennevière received the 2015 Best PhD Award of the Société Française de Neutronique
- An illustrated guide to the stars and the most astonishing phenomena of the sky
- André Thiaville gives the IOP Wohlfarth Lecture
- Bacterial teamwork decreases resistance to flow
- Chiral self-assemblies of semiconducting nanoplatelets
- Chirality magnetic windings observed
- Christian Colliex was awarded the medal “Vernon E. Cosslett” by the IFSM
- CNRS Bronze Medal awarded to Charis Quay from the LPS
- CNRS medal award ceremony
- Components fabricated in the LPS workshop on their way to Mercury
- Conjecture on the lateral growth of type I collagen fibrils
- Custom-made nanotubes
- Deforming glass can be easier than squeezing out water
- DNA compaction in a microfluidic channel
- Do water-proof pens really resist to water?
- Does pure water foam in microgravity ?
- Electronic interactions make noise
- Emilie Tisserond was awarded the 2017 L’Oréal-UNESCO Fellowship for Women in Science
- Fakir-like graphene
- Fancy foams from common surfactant
- Fluorescent films that change their properties when stretched
- Foam research goes Bronze
- Frequency-Domain Measurement of the Spin Imbalance Lifetime in Superconductors
- Henri Alloul is Doctor Honoris Causa of Kazan Federal University
- High kinetic inductance superconducting nanowires
- How can insulating iridates become conducting ?
- How does an incommensurate system slide? Role of dimensionality.
- How does whipped cream destabilise?
- How surface periodicities can open a gap on graphene
- How to achieve a successful biaxial marriage
- How to control the magnetic state of a quantum dot with the superconducting phase?
- How to prevent large bubbles from eating small ones?
- How to shuffle a nano-deck of cards
- How to weigh polymers packaged in a virus capsid
- Inauguration of the building 510
- Interferences reveal hidden geometry of electronic band structures
- Internal stress in a floating biofilm of bacteria
- Interplay between magnetism and superconductivity near the pressure induced Mott transition in the Cs3C60 compound
- Interplay of anisotropy in shape and interactions on phase behavior and dynamics of charged platelet suspensions
- Learning optics through experimenting
- Lorène Champougny received a L’Oréal-Unesco fellowship
- Marcel Tencé awarded the Raimond Castaing Prize 2017 from the French Society of Microscopy
- Mathieu Kociak was awarded a medal of the Royal Society of Microscopy
- Memory-loss in magnetic random access memories
- Multiscale deposition of noble metal nanoparticles
- Nanotubes that change their shape when assembled
- New edge states discovered in photonic graphene
- Nobel prize for cryo-Electron Microscopy
- Noisy defects in a high temperature superconductor
- Observation and control of domain wall jumps at the nanometer scale
- On the art of collectively jumping universal barriers
- Open TP: students’ labs, Fab-Lab style
- Out-of-equilibrium Mott insulators: a step towards artificial neurons
- Pawel Pieranski was awarded the Félix Robin great prize !
- Photon emission and absorption by plasmons at the nanoscale
- Point Defects in h-BN as efficient UV quantum emitters
- Probing lipid membrane nano-mechanics
- Quantum Critical Points and Perfect QuasiCrystals
- Resonant spins in a conventional superconductor (aluminium)
- Revealing ballistic transport in topological bismuth nanowires
- Second Innovation Prize of the University Paris Sud for members of the LPS
- Self-assembly dynamics of an icosahedral virus packaging genome
- Self-assembly of semi-conducting CdSe nanoplatelets in large needles
- Self-hybridization within non-Hermitian localized surface plasmons
- Shot-noise scanning tunnelling microscopy
- Sophie Meuret awarded the Favard 2017 prize by the Sfµ
- Stars in superconductors
- Structural resolution of nanotubes with complex stoichiometry
- The "Taste for science" award for the "Physics Reimagined" research team
- The 2015 AFC thesis award in Physics is attributed to Mohamed Salah Amara
- The Grand Prix Servant of the Académie des Sciences awarded to Gilles Montambaux
- The Luckhurst-Samulski prize was awarded to Pawel Pieranski
- The Ouzo effect: nanosynthesis made simple
- The rupture of a vertical soap film is a deterministic phenomenon
- The semiconducting cousin of graphene
- The surprising self-organization of nanotubes in a very dilute columnar liquid-crystal phase
- Topological insulators probed with ultrafast laser pulses
- Toward skyrmions in magnetic memories
- Towards new anisotropic materials with tunable magnetic properties
- Towards original quasicrystals built by the self-assembly of gold nanoparticles
- Traces of copper around remains from Marie de Bretagne
- Transient phases of matter – between metal and insulator
- Tunneling time probed by quantum shot noise
- When the structure reveals the multiferroic properties: towards energy-saving hard drives
- Why do some “bad metals” become “good superconductors”?
- Yb2Ti2O7: a quantum material under pressure
- Zoology of Spin and Valley Skyrmions in Graphene
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Archives
- Meeting Physics/Chemistry at University Paris Sud XI
- Science Festival
- International Workshop on ELECTRONIC CRYSTAL
- Albert Fert and the LPS
- A viral capsid assembled in a X-ray beam
- Ancel Prize 2012 awarded to Odile Stéphan
- First International workshop on the physical properties of lamellar cobaltates
- How interactions modify the number of electrons in iron based superconductors
- One diamond + one defect = a very sensitive magnetic microscope
- Probing the Fe<SUP>2+</SUP>/Fe<SUP>3+</SUP> mixed-valence state in magnetic semiconductor Fe oxides at the atomic scale... and evidencing an expected charge ordering
- Robert Comès Day 16 March 2007
- Spatially Resolved Quantum Nano-Optics of Single Photons Using an Electron Microscope
- Visit by Olivier Jardé
- Workshop ESF "Novel Physics on the Kagome Network"
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Archives 2005
- A triple-network tricontinuous cubicliquid crystal
- Physique Mésoscopique des électrons et des photons
- Nanotube Carbon Fibres: Muscular, intelligent yet sensitive (LA RECHERCHE award, 2004)
- From theoretical physics to experimentation: the case of "Mott transition"
- A "nano-onion" structure - A new material with highly resilient mechanical behaviour, made of nitrogen doped fullerenes
- Conduction by molecular wires - the proof from DNA
- Display without losing memory: Nematic bistables for display devices.
- Supercurrents through Carbon Nanotubes
- A mineral liquid crystal orients under magnetic field: prospects of applications
- High-density magnetic recording: draw with ions
- A Nanoanalysis Tool for the Nanotechnology of Tomorrow
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Archives 2006
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Archives 2007
- Mesoscopic Physics of Electrons and Photons
- Polymerization of fullerenes inside carbon nanotubes
- Carbon nanotube based composites: X-ray scattering at the micrometer scale
- Towards New Nanometer-scale Rewritable Media
- Silver colour
- In Magnetism, an eddy can be switched by a stream
- A candidate for a novel "spin liquid" state of matter
- First experimental results obtained to synchrotron SOLEIL
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Archives 2008
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Archives 2009
- Why are certain emulsions and foams more stable than others ?
- The capillary bridge: a powerful test to characterize low-energy surfaces
- Phase dynamics of Josephson junctions Josephson
- Toroidal DNA in capsids
- In a correlated metal, quasiparticles are not superficial at all.
- Order by disorder in spin ladders
- Multiferroic compounds used to produce smaller and cheaper digital memories
- Direct visualization of exotic electron crystals in graphene
- Perturbing nano-junctions with microwaves reveals their character
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LPS Highlights 2010
- Did you say Helium ? More than 100 years ago, K. Onnes pioneered Helium liquefaction and discovered a couple of years later superconductivity!
- How disorder can localize fermions and bosons in interaction?
- How the temperature induce magnetic fluctuations in cobalt nanoparticles ?
- Magnetic particles line up
- Calcium oxalate stones developed from a carbapatite Randall’s plaques
- How do soap films form?
- New types of electronic orderings detected in cobaltates
- When looking at their electronic structure, the phase diagram of strongly correlated materials shows unexpected properties
- Tunable Spin Coherence at the LaAlO3/SrTiO3 Interface
- Electronic transport in monolayer and bilayer graphene: physics of zero mass versus non-zero mass electrons
- How two interfaces moving in distinct but coupled environments can be dynamically linked ?
- Measuring the high frequency quantum fluctuations with an on-chip resonant circuit
- A new method to measure the fractional charge
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LPS Highlights 2011
- Introduction to Frustrated Magnetism
- Tori and twists: Unusual supramolecular associations
- A special, open access, issue of EPJ-AP, in honour of Christian Colliex
- New numeric control lathe inauguration
- Transform a magnetic domain wall, and it will move !
- Three-dimensional architecture of single lipid-nucleic acid complex nanoparticles
- Probing a complex magnetic structure by X-ray diffraction
- Bulk Dislocation Core Dissociation Probed by Coherent X Rays in Silicon
- The notion of biological membrane fluidity revisited : model lipid monolayers rheology
- An earlier diagnosis to avoid kidney transplant
- DNA-protein interactions determine the shape of confined DNA toroids
- Microwave cooling of the Josephson Phase
- Large electric polarization in hybrid materials
- Gold nanoparticules and confinement
- Self-assembly in solution of surfactant-silica hybrid materials
- How can a ‘spin liquid’ freeze?
- Molecular friction on a grafted polymer brush
- Microelectronics : Electron gas on the surface of an insulator opens the way to multifunctional transistors
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LPS Highlights 2012
- A new theory for time-dependent non linear transport
- Assessing an object’s consistency without touching it
- Carbon nano-peapods: different one dimensional behaviors depending on temperature
- Detection of the high frequency current dynamics of a correlated nanosystem with an-on chip detector
- Playing graphene physics with microwaves
- To observe a sliding charge density wave by using coherent diffraction
- Walls that move uphill under a flow
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LPS Highlights 2013
- "From Cold Atoms to High Critical Temperature Superconductors" by Michel Héritier
- An ultrafast glance at topological insulators
- Can a non-dissipative current be noisy?
- Foamed emulsions: A novel method for the generation of porous solids
- The life and death of spins and charges in superconductors
- Water filling of hydrophobic nanochannels…
- Why bacteria produce wrinkles ?
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Awards
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Awards 2001 - 2005
- Dominique Langevin received the 2005 L’Oréal-UNESCO Award for Women in Science
- Albert Fert, Gold Medal of the CNRS in 2003
- Dominique Langevin received the Silver Medal of the CNRS in 2002
- Professor Walter Kohn (Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1998) and the LPS
- Sophie Guéron received the Bronze Medal of the CNRS in 2001
- Denis Jérome elected member of the Académie des sciences
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Awards 2006 - 2008
- Bertrand Reulet is awarded the Anatole et Suzanne Abragam prize (june 2008)
- Henri Alloul has been elected a Fellow of the American Physical Society
- Odile Stéphan nominated at the Institut Universitaire de France
- Hélène Bouchiat received the Silver Medal of the CNRS on March 20, 2007
- Hélène Bouchiat is silver medallist of CNRS
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Awards 2009
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Awards 2010
- Christian Colliex is the recipient of the "Grande Médaille" de la Société Française de Métallurgie et des Matériaux
- Hélène Bouchiat member of Academy of Sciences
- ERC Junior Sarting Grant to study Graphene and carbon nanotubes
- CNRS bronze medal 2010 attributed to a researcher at LPS
- The French crystallographic association prize 2010 is awarded to Vincent Jacques
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Awards 2011
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Awards 2012
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Awards 2013
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