INPHYNI carries out its activities through 13 research teams.
Waves and Quantum Physics theme:
Cold atoms
Waves in complex media
Theoretical physics
Photonics theme:
Photonic dynamics and complexity
Fiber optics and applications
Liquid crystal optics
Integrated nonlinear optics
Quantum photonics & information
Nonlinear Physics, Complex Fluids and Biophysics theme:
Complex fluids
Magnetorheology and nanomaterials
Microfluidics, physical chemistry and biology at interfaces
Nonlinear and nonequilibrium physics
Rheology of concentrated suspensions
Activities
Research topics
The Waves and Quantum Physics theme covers the propagation of waves in complex media and theoretical physics, as well as the physics of cold atoms and strongly correlated quantum gases.
The Photonics theme covers the analysis of physical and dynamic phenomena (classical and quantum) in optics, as well as the development of photonic materials, components and systems.
The Nonlinear Physics, Complex Fluids and Biophysics theme is centered on the theoretical, numerical and experimental analysis of the dynamics of macroscopic systems.
Publications
2 awards from the Academy of Sciences
3 CNRS Bronze Medals
2 members of the Institut Universitaire de France
1 Fabry - De Gramont Award (SFO)
1 IEEE Paul Phelps Award
1 European Physical Society, Quantum Electronics and Optics Division thesis prize
1 IEEE senior member
Equipments
Numerous research projects developed at INPHYNI benefit from the capacities of 5 high-performance technology platforms:
- the Optical Fiber Fabrication Center;
- the Center for Micro- & Nanorheometry;
- the Clean Room for Fluids and Complex Materials;
- the OPTINIL platform: Integrated Optics in Lithium Niobate;
- and OPTIMAL platform: Optics & Photonics for Light Matter Interaction.
Partnerships
International relations
INPHYNI enjoys numerous national and international collaborations in all of its fields of activity, manifested by numerous ANR and European contracts.
Several industrial partnerships are also at the heart of the laboratory's most application-oriented projects.
The members of the institute are regularly invited to the most important international conferences.
Key figures
39 Université Côte d’Azur faculty, 28 CNRS researchers, 27 technical and administrative staff (UCA and CNRS), 32 doctoral students and postdoctoral researchers
The activities of INPHYNI are structured according to three main themes: Waves and quantum physics, Photonics, and Nonlinear physics, complex fluids and biophysics. The projects developed in these themes cover theoretical, fundamental and experimental aspects of physics as well as applications, benefiting in particular from the capacities and support of high-performance technology platforms.
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