THESIS DEFENSE of Bruno NECKEL WESLING - April 23, 2025
Scaling has been used as the way to achieve the goals of improving field-effect transistors (FETs) technology in the past several decades, making it more powerful and efficient. The scaling tends to end due to physical limits and it drives the new approaches...
Increasing demands on military radio communications are making wireless transmissions more complex, requiring robust signal equalization via accurate channel estimation. AI goes beyond the limits of conventional methods, but its integration in an embedded...
HERMES project: a fully functional CMOS 6G radio-frequency architecture managed and enhanced by Artificial Intelligence
Wireless communication has evolved dramatically over the past decades. Early longwave radio signals (150–300 kHz) traveled great distances but slowly and carried limited amounts of data. The introduction of FM radio (87.5–108 MHz) and analog television...
Research spotlight: Sub-THz Fully-Metallic Geodesic Luneburg Lens Antenna
An innovative study published in IEEE Transactions on Terahertz Science and Technology, March 2025, introduces a new Sub-THz Fully-Metallic Geodesic Luneburg Lens Antenna, confirming its potential for operation at higher frequencies above 300 GHz. This...
The IMS laboratory and NXP Semiconductors sign their Joint Research Structure: iWaves Lab!
On February 27, 2025, the leading figures behind the ‘iWaves Lab’ initiative gathered to officially sign the Joint Research Structure (SRCom) between NXP Semiconductors and the IMS Laboratory.The event was attended by Etienne Duguet, Vice...
Recent advancements in remote healthcare and biomedical technologies are rapidly accelerating the development of flexible, wearable devices for continuous health monitoring. The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) market is projected to grow at a Compound...
THESIS DEFENSE of Ian FISCHER SCHILLING - March 17, 2025
This thesis explores the design and FPGA prototyping of a digital receiver architecture based on Expectation Propagation (EP). The study focuses on a Frequency Domain Self-Iterated Linear Equalizer (FD-SILE), combining soft mapping, demapping, and equalization...
Research spotlight: Fourier synthetic-aperture-based time-resolved terahertz imaging
An innovative study published in Photonics Research, February 2025 (Vol. 13, No. 2) introduces a new terahertz imaging approach overcoming the diffraction limit by acquiring high-spatial-frequency components using a Fourier synthetic aperture.This method...
Visit of Pr. Thuc-Quyen Nguyen to the IMS Laboratory
CNRS Chemistry launched its unique ambassadors program « Les Ambassadeurs de CNRS Chimie », which invites distinguished international scientists to embark on a conference tour across CNRS laboratories.This initiative offers our researchers a valuable...
In the context of information security, the evolution of internal electrical test techniques and their ability to identify and read sensitive data from memory technologies is a crucial matter, their technological watch is therefore necessary. A few studies...
