ED352 - AMUtech / Seminar 'Metasurfaces/Nanophotonics' - Nicolas BONOD

The AMUtech institute is interested in advanced materials and nanotechnologies, in particular to use specific properties at the nanometric scale to develop new materials and/or devices at the meso or macroscopic scales. The main objective of this course is to enable students, whether physicists, chemists or technologists, to acquire a general knowledge of the synthesis and specific properties of nanomaterials and nanostructured materials.

The course is aimed at physicists, chemists or technological engineers wishing to strengthen or acquire new knowledge in a fast-growing field with multiple societal applications (energy, health, information technologies, environment, etc.).
Understanding Nanomaterials: Students should be able to understand the basic concepts that give nanomaterials and nanostructured materials new properties.
Another 15-hour module focusing on manufacturing methods and the use of technology platforms will be offered separately by AMUtech during the year.
Teaching will take the form of seminars followed by open discussions

Understanding Nanomaterials: Students should be able to understand the basic concepts that give nanomaterials and nanostructured materials new properties.