The micro- and nano-fabrication platform - WINFAB - has acquired a new Ultra high-resolution Electron Beam Lithography (EBL) equipment.
The system consists in a high resolution Scanning Electron Microscope equipped with an additional lithography module allowing an accurate control of the electron beam scanning.
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20/02/2025
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Réseau des Plateformes Technologiques
By car By trainFrom Brussels Midi Station (arrival by THALYS/EUROSTAR)Take underground line 2 towards Simonis. Change at the Arts-loi Station and take line 1 in the direction of Stockel. Exit Kraainem. Go between station and Pizza Hut to the Sport Cent er and walk down avenue Mounier. After building 83, enter building 73 (Tour…
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05/03/2025
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Louvain Drug Research Institute
The research group of B. Hackens focuses on understanding electron transport in nanodevices and nanomaterials at the local scale, mainly using scanning probe techniques. Nanodevices are mainly fabricated from high mobility 2D carrier systems hosted in semiconductor heterostructures, or in 2D crystals, including graphene. Different themes are…
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19/02/2026
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Nanoscopic Physics
Energy saving potential of thermal mass modification with phase-change materials in temperate climate offices by Gilles BaudoinThermal energy storage into buildings can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, particularly by lowering energy demand for heating and cooling. Researchers have increasingly focused on phase-change materials (PCMs) due to…
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23/04/2026
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Institut de Recherche de Louvain pour le Territoire, l’Architecture, l’Environnement Construit
The UCLouvain quality of education system articulates processes at institutional, sectoral, faculty and course levels, which complement and reinforce each other.
Each of these processes can be broken down into quality loops. The diagram below presents the articulation between institutional processes (IP) in education. The IP3 to IP6 processes…
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06/12/2024
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Système qualité de l’enseignement et de la formation
Phonons are collective atomic vibrations in crystals that govern many physical phenomena ranging from electrical and thermal transport to superconductivity and light absorption. When calculating phonon properties, it is important to consider that the interactions between two particles in a crystal are not bare but screened by other particles. The…
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06/12/2024
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Institute of Condensed Matter and Nanosciences
Cancer cells remain clumped together via a sort of ‘Velcro’ which allows them to adhere to each other wherever they appear. In order for cancer cells to leave a tumour and spread throughout the body during metastatic processes, cancer cells must reduce their adhesion and increase their ability to migrate. They can do this by changing the amount…
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06/12/2024
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Louvain Institute of Biomolecular Science and Technology
The event will take place at the Salle du Conseil de la Faculté de Philosophie, Arts et Lettres (FIAL), Collège Erasme, Place Blaise Pascal, 1 in Louvain-la-Neuve.
How to reach Louvain-la-Neuve?
How to reach the venue from the railway station?
Once at the station, head towards the "Place de l'Université". Go down …
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06/12/2024
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Centre for English Corpus Linguistics
How to reach the CECL from the railway station?Once at the station, head towards the "Place de l'Université";Walk diagonally across the square, towards the "Slumberland" shop;Turn left down "Rue Charlemagne", i.e. the main shopping street, until you reach the "Grand-Place". You will see the Cinéscope cinema on your left as well as the Aula Magna a…
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23/02/2026
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Centre for English Corpus Linguistics
This image depicts the vorticity magnitude in the wake of a large wind turbine operating in realistic turbulent wind conditions. Each blade produces a vortex tube that is shed from its tip, giving rise to a near wake characterized by a helicoidal configuration. Further downstream, the vortex tubes start to break down under the influence of the…
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18/12/2024
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Institute of Mechanics, Materials and Civil Engineering
