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Annexe 5 Organigramme 1/4/2009 Conducteurs renforcés F. Lecouturier IR N. Ferreira AJT J. M. Lagarrigue T Bobines & Generateur P. Frings IR J. Billette IE F. Giquel T J. Béard IE CDD ANR B. Griffe AI Soutien général G. Ballon AI échantillons L. Drigo. IE électronique L. Bosseaux T informatique J.P. Nicolin IE CDD EMII S. George T optique J. Mauchain CDD IE BMV F. Durantel IE MegaGauss Vacature IR CDD Mécanique L. Bendichou T T. Schiavo AJT UPS J.C. Desclaux CDD AI Directeur G.Rikken DR1 Directeur-adjoint O. Portugall IR Secrétariat-Administration F. Moes T S. Bories AJT INSA A. Labrador, AJT CDD EMII C.Feugeade IE 50 % EMII Cryogénie Vide Pression M. Nardone IR J.P. Laurent T INSA A. Zitouni AI J. Delescluse CDD T Thésards C. Jaudet UPS S. Nanot UPS N. Ubrig UPS M. Millot UPS J.B. Dubois (Poitiers) J. Jorge UPS-Merida P.Y. Solage UPS J. Poumirol UPS T. Dauzhenko UPS-Minsk 72 (Enseignants)-Chercheurs A. Audouard CR1 R. Battesti MC UPS J.M. Broto PR UPS F. Duc CR1 W. Escoffier MC INSA J. Galibert CR1 M. Goiran PR UPS W. Knafo CR2 B. Raquet PR INSA C. Proust CR1 D. Vignolles MC INSA Accueil BMV-LCAR C. Rizzo PR UPS M. Fouché CR2 Post-docs E. Klein FFC CNRS B. Vignolle FFC CNRS Vacature RMN-ANR A. Kumar Graphene-ANR
GRENOBLE HIGH MAGNETIC FIELD LABORATORY LABORATOIRE DES CHAMPS MAGNÉTIQUES INTENSES Sous la tutelle du Le LNCMI est une unité propre (UPR 5021) du CNRS conventionnée avec l’Université Joseph Fourier BILAN SCIENTIFIQUE Laboratoire des Champs Magnétiques Intenses LCMI – UPR 5021 Du 01/01/2005 au 31/12/08 Etablissement de rattachement : CNRS – MPPU Lié par convention à l’Université Joseph Fourier – Grenoble 1 A partir du 01/01/09 : Laboratoire National des Champs Magnétiques Intenses LNCMI – UPR 3228 Etablissement de rattachement : CNRS – MPPU Lié par convention à l’Université Paul Sabatier Toulouse 3, à l’Université Joseph Fourier Grenoble 1 et à l’INSA Toulouse AERES Campagne d’évaluation 2011 - 2014 LCMI / CNRS 25 rue des Martyrs - B.P. 166 38042 GRENOBLE CEDEX 9 – France Tél. : +33 (0)4 76 88 10 48 Fax : +33 (0)4 76 88 10 01 http://lncmi.cnrs.fr/
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Laboratoire National des Champs Mag
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General overview Short history The
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Funding The LNCMP annual budget com
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Personnel involved: High Field Inst
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detailed information on coil behavi
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Personnel involved: Materials Scien
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Size and strain effects on the magn
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Personnel involved: Strongly correl
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Fourier amplitude (arbit. units) 1.
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References [1] D. Shoenberg, Magnet
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[Dub09b] C. Duboc and M.-N. Collomb
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ACTI 2005 [Bab05] A. Babinski, S. A
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[Kor05] M. Korkusinski, W. Sheng, P
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[Ste05] J. Steinmetz, M. Glerup, M.
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[Cha06] W. Chaisantikulwat, M. Moui
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AlGaAs/GaAs and Si/SiGe heterojunct
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ACTI 2007 [And07] K. K. Andersson,
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[Nie07b] A. Niedzwiadek, A. Wysmole
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In M. Kuster, G. Raffelt, and B. Be
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large conductance regime. Physica E
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[Wys09a] A. Wysmolek, M. Kaminska,
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INV 2009 1 2009 APS March Meeting 1
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2007 1 International Conference on
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3 International workshop on "Electr
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9 The 9th International Conference
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Sala, J.L. Tholence, C. Trophime an
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2005 1 APS March Meeting 2005 21-25
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3 Magnetic Resonance Conference EUR
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3 Yamada Conference LX on Research
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OS 2007 1 M. Fontecave, C. Duboc Me
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ADMINISTRATION A. Pic Assistante Ge
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Annexe 2 Action de formation perman
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Annexe 3 Hygiène et sécurité Lab
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de regroupement, etc…). Ceci doit
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Table of contents General overview
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European perspectives On a European
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Materials research The maximum magn
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Hybrid magnet Hybrid magnets, the c
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DC magnet for 60 GHz ECRIS (IN2P3/I
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Scientific projects involving the T
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Instrumentation Cryogenics Almost a
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analogue of the interlayer coherent
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Pnictides Superconductivity with un
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a new compound BaCo2V2O8 is thought
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in order to obtain Single Chains Ma
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Optics, X ray and neutron scatterin
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AERES report on the unit: Section d
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Report 1 � Introduction � Date
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Another big advantage of LNCMI is t
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- Ability to recruit top-level rese
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Beyond metals, the physics of quant
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In the future, study of P and T vio
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� Assessment of work produced and
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