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ILM encompasses interdisciplinary research at the frontier of scientific innovation over a broad field that extends from synthesizing to characterizing materials from nanometric to macroscopic scales.
Our skills and instruments are used to elaborate materials and to study their physical and chemical properties.
A large number of projetcs led by the iLM are at the interface between Biology, Health, Earth science, Environment, and Engineering. Our partnerships extend across a large network of industrial partners and international laboratories.
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Nanocrystals
Radiosensitization
Binary compact
Phonons
Liquids
Chirality
Ceramics
Gravitational radiation direct detection
Glasses
Luminescence
Molecular structure
Optical spectroscopy
Crystals
Transmission electron microscopy
Radiotherapy
Neutron star binary
Phase transitions
Gravitational radiation
Glioblastoma
Silver
Plasticity
Computer simulation
Energy transfer
Nonlinear optics
Amorphous materials
Ligands
Chemical elements
Rheology
Polarization
Plasmonics
Glass
Metal clusters
Carbon nanotubes
Spectroscopy
Nanoparticles
Friction
Gravitational radiation emission
Ions
Graphene
Detector sensitivity
Data analysis method
Photoionization
Magnetic anisotropy
Absorption
Dislocations
Light scattering
Scintillator
Refractive index
Raman spectroscopy
Functionalisation
Gold
Thin films
Nanoparticules
Binary coalescence
Density functional theory
Crystal growth
Nanoparticle
Interfaces
Physical and chemical processes
Cancer
Gravitational radiation detector
Active matter
General relativity
Nanomedicine
VIRGO
Oxides
Anions
Molecules
Gadolinium
Surface plasmon resonance
Stability
Nanowires
Optical properties
Nanofluidics
Molecular dynamics
Cluster chemistry
Defects
GAS-PHASE
Black hole binary
Quantum mechanics
LIGO
LIBS
Microfluidics
Raman
DFT
High pressure
Mass spectrometry
Second harmonic generation
MRI
Fluorescence
Nanoclusters
Imaging
Absorption spectroscopy
Energy
Dissolution
Theranostic
Thermal conductivity
Chemical structure
Viscosity
Field emission
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