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Component plateform

The component platform brings together equipment dedicated to research on organic electronics, on alternative technology to silicon microsystems and on the evaluation of the reliability of optoelectronic and photonic devices subjected to a harsh environment. The various equipment and human resources of the platform allow the teams of the IMS Bordeaux laboratory, whether researchers or students, to carry out their research while benefiting from support and technical assistance from the laboratory.

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Elorga

ELORGA​

ELORGA

ELORGA platform : Organic electronic (OLED, OFET, OPV…)(ENSCBP)

Equipments of the ELORGA platform are dedicated to the fabrication of electronic devices based on organic semiconductors. 

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TAMIS

TAMIS

TAMIS platform : Technologies as Silicium (Sensors, MEMS,…)

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OPERA research team

OPERA

OPERA

The OpERAaS Plateform is dedicated to evaluation the reliability of optoelectronics and photonics devices subject to rugged environment. This permit to make available to industrials partner caracterization, failures and accelerated aging resources, affectively split between the IMS laboratory (caracterization et reliability prevision), THALES Security System (analysis and failures) and AdvEOTec (qualification).

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Organics electronics

The ORGANICS group aims to design, print, characterise and optimise components (electronic, optical and mechanical) made of mainly organic or hybrid materials

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Waves

Research topics covered: Photonic, Electromagnetic and Acoustic Microdevices, Multi-physics communicating sensors, Wireless micro-energy systems

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    News

    Latest news from the team

    Research Spotlight: energy-efficient, learning-capable edge AI systems and highly frugal biomimetic neural networks

    The Bioelectronics research group of the IMS Laboratory recently published two articles in the prestigious science journals Nature Electronics and Nature Communications.

    IMS Researchers Honored at ANDOR2025 for Outstanding Open Science Contributions

    Two members of the IMS laboratory were honored for their contributions to open science with the NeuRon Virtualizer (NRV) software, receiving the Open Science Award for Open Research Software and the Open Science Thesis Award. These distinctions highlight IMS’ strong involvement in promoting transparent, accessible, and collaborative scientific practices.

    THESIS DEFENSE of Zeeshan ALI - December 18, 2025

    Zeeshan ALI will defend his thesis on December 18, 2025 at 2:00 pm in the amphitheater JP. DOM of the IMS Laboratory, on the subject: “System Engineering Approach to the Development of Urban Digital Twin”.

    Award Recognition for Outstanding Research on Fractional Calculus in Engineering Sciences: Modeling, Identification, and Control of Living and Autonomous Systems

    Stéphane Victor was awarded the Researcher Excellence Award at the IWW 2025 Conference held this November in Istanbul, Turkey.

    THESIS DEFENSE of Mathias LECROART - December 15, 2025

    Mathias LECROART will defend his thesis on December 15, 2025 at 2:00 pm in the amphitheater JP. DOM of the IMS Laboratory, on the subject: “Identification and decision by coupling deep learning methods and knowledge models for predictive maintenance”.

    THESIS DEFENSE of Alix BOUNI - December 12, 2025

    Alix BOUNI will defend her thesis on December 12, 2025 at 2:00 pm in the amphitheater O108 (ENSC), on the subject: “Integration of biosignals in cyber-physical systems to assess the cognitive state of a user: contribution of neurovisceral and cognitivo-motor dynamics”.
    Résumé en français

    La plateforme composant regroupe des équipements dédiés à la recherche sur l’électronique organique, sur l’alternative technology to silicium microsystèmes et sur l’évaluation de la fiabilité des dispositifs optoélectroniques et photoniques soumis à un environnement difficile. Les différents équipements et les moyens humains de la plateforme permettent aux équipes du laboratoire IMS Bordeaux, que ce soit pour les chercheurs ou les étudiants de mener à bien leurs recherches tout en bénéficiant d’un appui et d’un soutien technique de la part du laboratoire.

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