The Laboratory of Advanced Technology received the Innovation Medal from the University of Geneva (UNIGE). During the Dies Academicus ceremony on the 9th of October 2020, Christoph Renner, Gilles Triscone, Jérémie Teyssier and Nicolas Stucki received the medal from the Rector. This distinction crowns a creative initiative that grew out of the NCCR MaNEP, and…
To achieve optimal virus detection using surface plasmon resonance (SPR), a leading SPR manufacturer is relying on glass prisms with a high-quality gold thin film sensor custom grown in the LTA laboratory (Fig.1). Basic research provides the basis for subsequent applied research and development. In the same way, instrumentation and expertise tailored for basic research…
The Laboratory of Advance Technology (LTA) in Geneva has launched a new platform for chemical analysis and imaging. Open to both academics and industry, this platform provides access to a nano-TOF SIMS and an XPS, and is the only lab in Switzerland to provide access to both of these complementary techniques. Together, they…
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The Laboratory of Advanced Technology (LTA) is a joint platform of the University of Geneva and the HES-SO Genève designed to reinforce the interactions between academic institutions and industries, essential for the emergence of innovative technologies. The LTA provides small, medium and large companies with original technical solutions, expanding the existing offer of initiatives supporting…
Small revolution in the world of luxury watchmaking: the Poinçon de Genève has unveiled the adoption of a new hallmarking technique. This novel technology comes from a laboratory of the Department of Condensed Matter Physics of the University of Geneva (UNIGE) and MaNEP (National Center of Competence in Physics Research supported by the NSF from…
Spotlight on a fruitful collaboration between the University of Geneva and GF AgieCharmilles The project between the University of Geneva and GF Agie Charmilles represents a great example of collaboration between industry and MaNEP’s researchers. It targets new surface treatments for injection moulds manufactured by electro-erosion. …“The work with MANEP is an excellent example of…
Within the framework of the NCCR MICS, the transfer projects for economic stimulus launched in November 2012 by the NSF, the University of Geneva and Sécheron SA work on the development of novel environmentally friendly materials for high-power contact applications. The project “Novel nanocomposite materials with low ecological impact for high-current contact applications”, led by…
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