Industrial applications of nanoceramics
As part of the nanoworld, Nanoceramics display numerous functionalities thanks to their compositions and their morphology. The large specific surface creates intense interactions with the ambient medium, thus authorizing high efficacy at very low concentrations. The small size of nanoparticles allows creating stable suspensions for inkjet inks. In addition, very small perturbations of transparent media and compatibility with protein open a wide range of applications. Authentication, tagging and decoration (luminescent, phosphorescent and coloured pigments), reinforcement of polymers (mechanical, tribology, fire and UV resistance), as well as biotech (Xray sensitive, bactericides, markers and magnetic particles) are some examples of what it is already possible to achieve with ceramic nanomaterials. DGTec is looking for industrial partners to industrialize and promote its technological portofolio and to enhance its technological know how in nanoceramics, focused to large scale applications.
Engineer from ESPCI in 1978
Engineer from ENSERG (INPG) in 1995.
1979-1982: Semi conductor technology within Thomson CSF.
1982-1994: Cathode ray tubes (research and Development, Responsible of Screens Laboratory, Product manager, New project Managers) within Thomson CSF.
1995-2000: Plasma screens for TV sets (Equipment purchaser, Responsible of the pilot line business plan, and Process engineering team manager) within Thomson Multimedia.
from 2000: General manager of DGTec, in charge of human resources, financial control, communication and business development
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