Newsletter
In this newsletter is everything you need to know about the NEED project and the latest news on sustainability in nanotechnologies.
- News
- Meeting with journalist Guillaume Pitronon the September 20, 2019The PhD students of the Need for IoT project met journalist Guillaume Pitron to discuss about their research work.
- Karine Samuel speaks about critical materials in a TV interviewon the July 19, 2019No tablet computer, cellphone nor battery without those critical materials, produced in China for 90% of them. Karine Samuel, teacher at Grenoble INP and Guillaume Pitron, journalist, interpret the environmental and geopolitical consequences of rare earth mining.
- Justine Marty won the best young researcher award 2019 at the Prolog Conferencefrom June 19, 2019 to June 21, 2019We are really proud to announce you that Justine Marty, PhD student of the NEED for IoT project won the best young researcher award 2019 at the Prolog Conference.
- "Internet des objets : une dépendance aux métaux rares source de grande vulnérabilité"on the June 24, 2019A newspaper article has just been published in The Conversation, written by Karine Samuel & Thierry Baron, co-leader and leader of the NEED for IoT project.
Sustainable nanoelectronics
The NEED Project on sustainable nanoelectronics will develop methodologies integrating economic analysis, geopolitics issues, acceptability and durability of new technological solutions, to apply to advanced research.
It will develop a global approach to IoT product design regarding their components, technological processes and innovation mananagement (methodologies) to avoid future supply disruption of key materials, regulation changes, and value changes of raw material.
It will develop a global approach to IoT product design regarding their components, technological processes and innovation mananagement (methodologies) to avoid future supply disruption of key materials, regulation changes, and value changes of raw material.