Innovation in mind! An integral part of a national network of high-tech platforms, the silicon technology platform brings together all of Leti’s resources for conducting applied research in micro- and nanotechnology.

Nanocharacterisation platform: constantly extending the boundaries of technology Unique in Europe, the nanocharacterisation platform (PFNC) develops new physico-chemical characterisation techniques across a range of scientific fields: micro/nanotechnology, nanomaterials, energy materials, biotechnology, etc.

INNOVATION CLUSTER FOR MICRO- AND NANOTECHNOLOGY APPLIED TO LIFE SCIENCES NanoBio was launched in 2001 by CEA Grenoble and Université Joseph Fourier in association with Grenoble's university teaching hospital (CHU) and with the financial backing of local authorities. It is a regional innovation cluster specialising in micro- and nanotechnology applied to life sciences and healthcare.

Integrated circuit design platform: a European benchmark The integrated circuit design platform, housed in the Advanced Components Building, brings together 130 experts working on the design of digital, analogue, mixed and RF circuits using bulk silicon and silicon-on-insulator (SOI) technology.

Building on its commitment to extend its capabilities into medicine, in 2006 CEA chartered Clinatec, a biomedical research institute, to speed the development of solutions to treat neurological diseases.

Combining expertise, skills, technology and collaboration

Spotlighting the activities of Leti A showcase for CEA-Leti’s many achievements, the 125-m² showroom at MINATEC is aimed not only at industrial and institutional partners, but also at the general public.

Human and social sciences: at the heart of Leti’s innovation policy In order to enrich its technological innovation process, Leti takes the human, cultural and social dimensions into account. Its initiatives are based around four complementary entities.