On 30 June 2022, LNE organised the first nanomedicine workshop, which brought together more than 60 participants, mainly from industry. It was an opportunity for them to share their problems, expand their network and identify possible areas of collaboration.
Discovered in the first half of the 20th century, quantum physics, the science of atoms and elementary particles, has never ceased to surprise and amaze physicists by its disconcerting nature. Today, it is in the process of being 'domesticated' and offers the promise of a technological revolution, the first benefits of which are beginning to spread outside the fundamental research laboratories.
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120 years striving to benefit the field of measurement
Since its founding in 1901, LNE has deployed its human and technical resources in the quest of developing increasingly more reliable and accurate measurement capacities. The Laboratory's works, renowned expertise and scientific excellence, all applied to overcome complex challenges, carry authoritative weight in industrial fields as well as among institutions and the public sector, which benefit from its guidance and solutions. LNE's dedication to areas affecting large population segments on a daily basis justifies its status as a leading actor in continuously enhancing companies' competitiveness and innovation while promoting a safer and more responsible society.
