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UMI2958: GeorgiaTech-CNRS (GT-CNRS)

UMI2958: GeorgiaTech-CNRS (GT-CNRS). A successful model International Research Laboratory A joint laboratory between CNRS and GIT with a presence in Metz and in Atlanta. Collaborative & Interdisciplinary • GT-Atlanta • Smart Materials

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UMI2958: GeorgiaTech-CNRS (GT-CNRS)

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  1. UMI2958: GeorgiaTech-CNRS (GT-CNRS) A successful model International Research Laboratory A joint laboratory between CNRSand GIT with a presence in Metz and in Atlanta Collaborative & Interdisciplinary •GT-Atlanta • Smart Materials • GT-Lorraine • Secure Networks • FEMTO • LMOPS • LEM3 • Supelec • Project Lafayette 4 year renew of the UMI agreement June 14th, 2010 UMI INAUGURATION APRIL 2006

  2. UMI’s Interdisciplinary Projects • Artificial ligaments • UV sources for medical and security application • Graphene for high speed electronic • LEDs and high power electronic for auto applications • Sensors for transport and environment applications • Nuclear materials and detectors • Robotics for aware home UMI researchers from - 7 departments and 2 Colleges at GT Atlanta - 4 associate members in France

  3. Summary • Research and innovation impact all aspects of Georgia Tech • Interdisciplinary centers are market centered - partnerships are fundamental • Georgia Tech culture might be the most important piece to nurture and develop

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