Basic research in the field of nanoscience applied to information and communication technologies, future energies and innovation for health.
Tomorrow’s information and communication technologies will use quantum effects to secure or encrypt transmissions. Market estimated at €1.15 billion by 2020.
New architectures for quantum computers and simulators, enabling faster resolution of complex problems. Market estimated at €850 million by 2020.
Diamond-based electric power converters will be 30% more effective, 20% smaller and 15% lighter than the current solutions.
Energy storage or conversion involves new materials, like magnesium hydrides, which have demonstrated their advantages for the solid storage of hydrogen.
Challenges
Understand the physical mechanisms in nanoscale structures and invent new functions.
Develop materials and components for energy efficiency, storage and management.
Develop innovative instrumentation for different spheres, including sensors for the health sector.
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