Created in 2007, the laboratory is part of a long-standing tradition on the site concerning the study of components, integrated devices and systems, whether electronic, electromagnetic or photonic. This work is carried out in constant interaction with the socio-economic and scientific environment of both sites.
3 research teams
Research activities of CROMA cover large areas (materials, technologies, components, circuits and systems) which allow carrying out multidisciplinary research in common with our partners in nanophysics, material chemistry, circuit designers or system manufacturers in electronics and optoelectronics.
Such activities are regrouped in 3 research themes with potential applications (semiconductors, informatics, telecommunications,) representing important goals for economy of next decades.
Situated at convergence of many sciences and technologies, IMEP-LaHC can play an important federating role to develop ambitious projects and to challenge the future of electronics.
Staff
- 101 staff members
- 50 professors (full and associates)
- 15 engineers, technicians, administrative staff
- 36 PhD students & Post-doc
Laboratory's history.
- History
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Created in 2007, the laboratory is part of a long-standing tradition on the site concerning the study of components, integrated devices and systems, whether electronics, electromagnetics or photonics. This work is carried out in constant interaction with the socio-economic and scientific environment of both sites, as illustrated by the laboratory's history.
- Laboratory's today
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CROMA's research activities cover a very broad spectrum, from micro and nano electronics, integrated photonics, micro and nano systems, radiofrequencies and optomicrowave.
These range from research into micro- and nano-technologies, to the design and characterization of circuits, microsystems and systems.
Situated at convergence of many sciences and technologies, CROMA can play an important federating role at both regional (FMNT, MINALOGIC) and European (SiNANO Institute) levels to develop ambitious projects and to challenge the future of electronics.
Such activities are regrouped in 3 research themes with potential applications (semiconductors, informatics, telecommunications,) representing important goals for economy of next decades.