Double award recognition for the IMS Laboratory’s Bioelectronics research group at BioEM 2026
Bernard Veyret received the d’Arsonval Award, the most prestigious distinction from the BioEM Society This award recognizes Bernard’s outstanding achievement in research in bioelectromagnetics and practical application of electromagnetic fields for...
Diabetes is a major public health challenge, and understanding it largely depends on studying pancreatic islets, which play a central role in glucose homeostasis. In this context, microphysiological systems offer new experimental opportunities, but they...
This thesis, conducted in partnership with the IMS laboratory and Thales Research & Technology, focuses on electronic packaging. It is structured around two main research axes and deals with the implementation and evaluation of novel protection solutions...
The objective of this thesis is to develop innovative control strategies for electromechanical active suspensions of Connected and Autonomous Electric Vehicles (CAEVs). These strategies are based on Fractional-Order Systems in order to generalize and...
Automotive FMCW radars face growing challenges from interference and strong reflections, requiring receiver architectures with enhanced robustness. This PhD proposes a novel mmWave receiver front-end integrating a reconfigurable N-path filter that attenuates...
Faster-Than-Nyquist (FTN) signaling is a promising technique for increasing the spectral efficiency of modern communication systems by transmitting symbols beyond the conventional Nyquist limit. This PhD research develops novel turbo equalizers based...
As nuclear power plants age worldwide, their decommissioning requires electronic systems capable of operating in highly radioactive environments. While radiation hardening has been extensively studied for space, aviation, and defense applications, the...
Jean-Paul Guillet distinguished by the ‘Institut Universitaire de France’
By ministerial decree dated April 23, 2026, Jean-Paul Guillet is appointed Junior Member of the ‘Institut Universitaire de France’, effective October 1, 2026, for a period of 5 years. He is a laureate of the Chair of Innovation. The ‘Institut Universitaire...
This thesis pioneers a 60 GHz CMOS receiver architecture designed to replace wired USB 3.2 connections with robust wireless links. Targeting 10 Gb/s with ultra-low latency and a stringent BER (≤10−12), the work bridges system requirements and silicon...
Context and Objectives Urban freight is a major driver of congestion, emissions, and noise in European cities. Urban Logistics Hubs (ULHs) are widely seen as a promising approach, yet past initiatives have struggled to deliver impact because they overlooked...
