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Number of results : 7
  • phD Development of multiplexed photon sources for quantum technologies

    Quantum information technologies offers several promises in domains such as computation or secured communications. Because of their robustness against decoherence, photonic qubits are particularly interesting for quantum communications applications, even at room temperature. They also offers an alternative to other qubits technologies for quantum computing. For the large-scale deployment of those applications, it is necessary...

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  • phD Reducing damage and loading in high aspect ratio III-V etching

    The growing demand for III-V semiconductors in high-efficiency photovoltaics, quantum photonics, and advanced imaging technologies requires innovative and cost-effective fabrication methods. This PhD project focuses on developing plasma etching processes for In-based III-V semiconductors to produce high aspect ratio (HAR) structures on large wafers from 100 to 300 mm. The research addresses two key challenges:...

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  • phD Integration of security functions for imagers: encryption, watermarking using compact functions close to the sensor

    Illicit uses of images have dramatically risen with deepfake content manipulation or unauthorized access. Securing images at their source i.e., at the image sensor level, is key to addressing the challenges of this field of cybersecurity. The quot;trusted imagersquot; concept addresses the need to ensure image security, authentication, and encryption starting at the point of...

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  • phD Study of new photodiode architecture for IR imagers

    In the field of high-performance infrared detection, CEA-LETI plays a leading role in the development of the HgCdTe material, which today offers such performance that it is integrated into the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) and allows the observation and study of deep space with unparalleled precision to date. However, we believe that it is...

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  • phD Low Power Image Sensor for Distributed Processing in Cameras Network

    Working in a collaborative academic project, your task will be to develop a smart image sensor for a wireless camera network embedding distributed AI computing. Current camera network contains several standard cameras that transmit their images to a global server performing the targeted inference processing. This kind of architecture proposes energy and frugality performances that...

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  • phD AI model deployment using Hardware-Aware on-chip Fine Tuning

    Emerging unconventional hardware technologies are essential for future Edge-AI applications, but they often suffer from variability, mismatches, and technology dispersion. These non-idealities can strongly reduce AI inference accuracy if no fine-tuning or calibration is applied. Traditional supervised fine-tuning is difficult to industrialize because it raises issues related to data confidentiality, service quality, software complexity, and...

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  • phD Device for light extraction through evanescent coupling in Photonic Integrated Circuit

    The objective of the PhD is to develop a new class of optical devices used to provide interfaces between Photonics Integrated Circuits (PICs) and free space optics. These devices have been investigated in a seminal work conveyed in a former PhD work. It consists in the use of a nanoimprinted prismatic structure bonded on the...

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