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Une belle illustration du passage de la recherche fondamentale à l’innovation médicale 👏

Cardiawave développe une thérapie non invasive reposant sur l’action précise d’ultrasons focalisés de haute énergie, délivrés par un dispositif appliqué sur le thorax du patient dans le but d’assouplir la valve et d’améliorer ainsi son ouverture.

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🔗Full publication in Nature : www.nature.com/articles/s42...

4/ Though strong coupling for quantum computing isn't yet reached, this study proves fine control over high-spin systems, opening doors to compact, versatile quantum devices for information storage and conversion using doped crystals and superconducting cavities.

3/ Experiments from 30 mK to 16 K show spin–photon coupling strength depends on thermal spin distribution and quantum selection rules. Combined with simulations, results validate the system’s behavior via the Tavis–Cummings model.

2/ By tilting a ruby crystal relative to a magnetic field, researchers finely control spin transitions (2–4 transitions), each producing unique ESR spectra that reveal how spins absorb or exchange photons within a quantum superconducting cavity.

1/ Researchers combine ruby crystals and high-Tc superconducting cavities, using magnetic fields and electron spin resonance (ESR) to observe quantum-driven transitions between chromium spin levels, highlighting spin-photon interactions in quantum microwave fields.

Guillaume Ginès – CNRS Bronze Medal
Researcher at @gulliver-lab.bsky.social, Guillaume Ginès receives the bronze medal for his work in DNA-based nanotechnologies and molecular programming.

Benoît Roman – CNRS Silver Medal
Research director at @pmmh-lab.bsky.social , Benoît Roman is recognized for his work in experimental mechanics, focusing on shape-force interactions and adaptive thin materials.

Le dimanche 15 juin, l’ESPCI proposera deux ateliers :

• Minis’Ingés, avec notamment Léa Ganoac’h
• La chimie des objets du quotidien, animé par Artem Kovalenko et Thomas Aubineau

🔗 Plus d'infos ici : www.festivaldoublescience.fr