Professor Ricardo Izquierdo from the Department of Computer Science at UQAM and the NanoQAM research center have just made a completely new clean room available to various academic and industrial players in the fields of nanotechnologies and microelectronics.
Testimony of Nathalie Chamberland, master's student in chemistry at UQAM, and at NanoQAM with Pr. Benoît Marsan, on his passion, electrochemistry, as part of La Science takes the Metro.
The Métro newspaper published yesterday, in its Careers / Training section, an article on Nathalie Chamberland, a master's student in chemistry at UQAM, and at NanoQAM with Pr. Benoît Marsan.
The ACFAS Research Review published in its Volume 31, Number 1, from January-February 2010 an article on the research of Pr. Janime Mauzeroll, member of NanoQAM.
The Métro newspaper devoted an article last month, in its Careers / Training section, to Jean-Christophe Daigle, a doctoral student in chemistry at UQAM and to NanoQAM, with Pr. Jérome Claverie.
The UQAM Computer Science Department and NanoQAM are looking for a professor in microelectronic engineering, specifically in microsystems or nanosystems design, including electromechanical microsystems (MEMS) and bioMEMS.
Testimony of Jean-Christophe Daigle, master's student in chemistry at UQAM, and at NanoQAM with Pr. Jérome Claverie, on his passion, polymer chemistry, as part of La Science takes the Metro.
The ACFAS Research Review published in its Volume 30, Number 5, from November-December 2009 an article on the AFM instrument of NanoQAM.
This year, NanoQAM and UQAM will be hosting the CQMF conference, which will take place on October 22 and which will host Professor Jean-Marie Lehn (Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1987) for a plenary conference.
In its special issue n ° 16 of July-August 2009, L’Express published an article on Quebec's priorities in nanotechnology, in which Professor Jérôme Claverie is interviewed.
Associate Professor Daniel Chapdelaine recently acquired an ATR Thermo Scientific Smart iTR Sampling Accessory. This "Smart iTR" module allows the characterization of all types of samples (liquid, solids, plates, powders, etc.) while reducing their preparation to the strict minimum.
The NanoQAM Research Center has been managing brand new equipment since the beginning of the month. It is an Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) which is more particularly dedicated to nanolithography by the "Dip-Pen Nanolithography" (DPN) technique.