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IPhy Challenge 1 - 4PMNDF10

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  • Number of hours

    • Lectures : 0
    • Tutorials : 0
    • Laboratory works : 0
    • Projects : 24.0
    • Internship : 0
    ECTS : 3.0

Goals

The "IPhy Challenge" is a scientific project that takes place over the two years of the IPhy course. When entering the program, students apply on subjects proposed to them by the 3rd year students. The work requested is based on experimentation and involves instrumentation and the fields of application of the field: micro-technology, photonics, solid-state physics.

Contact Lionel BASTARD, Celine TERNON

Content

During the first semester, students focus on the technical aspects. They are supervised by a group of 3rd years, who manage the project and finances. For the second semester, the students become more autonomous, they take over the project management on their own while continuing its technical progress.

Examples of projects:

  • Renovation and miniaturization of a labwork dedicated to measuring the Zeeman effect
  • buyilding of a Neodymium-doped YAG laser
  • Participation in the international physics tournament
  • Measurement of quantum conduction between a tip and a gold layer
  • Instrumentation and calibration of a microelectronics prober
  • Building of a scanning tunneling microscope


Prerequisites

Tests

The grade awarded at the end of the semester is composed of

  • evaluation of the presentation
  • evaluation of the work done during the semester
  • skill report


90% soutenance + 10% CC

Additional Information

Curriculum->Engineering degree->Semester 7

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Date of update July 28, 2023

Université Grenoble Alpes