PLAS@PAR Industry Days
Connecting Industry, Research teams and Students
7th PLAS@PAR Industry Days
Student workshop on Pierre et Marie Campus
Dates: October 2 (LPP, Tower 24-34, 5th floor, room 509) & November 19, 2019 (INSP, Tower 22-23, 3rd floor, room 317)
Provisional program
First day - October 2
9h - Welcome coffee
9h30 - Scientific Case for a high efficiency X-ray spectrometer in the tender x-ray domain (2-5 keV), LCPMR (speaker: Marc Simon)
9h50 - The MOSARIX PLAS@PAR’s spectrometer, LCPMR (with Iyas Ismail)
10h15 - Visit of MOSARIX at LCPMR (speaker: Iyas Ismail)
11h - LCPMR's patent (with Iyas Ismail)
11h15 - Technology transfer (with SATT Lutech)
12h - End of the day
Second day focused on the workshop - November 19
13h30 - Objectives of the workshop (SATT Lutech)
14h - Project development (market, development strategy, intellectuel property) (SATT Lutech)
17h - Pitch in front of a jury (Jury TBD)
18h - End of the day
6th PLAS@PAR Industry Days
Student workshop
Date: October 25, 2018
Location: Pierre et Marie Curie Campus, INSP, Tower 22-23, 3rd floor, room 317
Program:
9h - Welcome coffee
9h30 - Presentation of PIONEER, a brand new Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action on CO2 recycling granted by H2020 in 2018 on plasma-catalysis interaction - Speakers : Maria Elena Galvez-Parruca, IJLRA - Vasco Guerra, IPFN
10h - Student workshop with SATT Lutech
Presentation of the declaration of invention and questions
Methodology
Project development (market, development strategy, intellectuel property) - 1/2
12h30 - Lunch
Project development (market, development strategy, intellectuel property) - 2/2
Pitch in front of a jury
18h - End of the day
PLAS@PAR industrial seminars 2018
Industrial seminars are organized for Master and PhD students interested in Plasma Physics and industrial applications. They are of course open to any member of the community. 2 seminars are scheduled in 2018.
Seminar n°1: Plasma physics at ONERA
Speaker: F. Péchereau
Date: November 15, 2018
Time: 10h-12h
Location: Pierre and Marie Curie Campus, Jussieu, Sorbonne University, Tower 24-34, 5th floor, room 509 (LPP/Lerma)
Few words about ONERA
ONERA, the French Aerospace Lab, is a public research establishment whose goal is to perform fundamental and applied research to support the competitiveness and creativity of the European aerospace and defence industry. The research carried out at ONERA involves both fundamental activities for mid to long-term aerospace applications, and more applied activities, such as the design and manufacturing of prototypes (early warning radars, lightning monitoring network or satellite payload). Two teams are involved in PLAS@PAR, both part of the Physics, Instrumentation, Environment and Space Department.
Seminar n°2: Plasma physics at Air Serenity
Speaker: J. Youssef
Date: November 22, 2018
Time: 10h-12h
Location: Ecole Polytechnique, Route de Saclay, Palaiseau, Amphithéatre Poisson
Few words about Air Serenity
Air Serenity is an R & D company focusing on Air Quality through the destruction of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), microorganisms (bacteria, viruses, fungi) and particulate matter (e.g. smoke, animal hairs).
Air Serenity has been founded by Joseph Youssef, after a PhD completed in the Laboratoire de Physique des Plasmas at Ecole Polytechnique. The theme he addressed was about Air Quality in personal cars. The results were patented and enabled Joseph Youssef to further develop the Aurora technology.
Two technologies are combined in Aurora: highly specialized materials and cold plasma. Their combination enables the destruction of both chemical and biological pollutants. This unique, scientifically proven, and patented process destroys bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other chemical pollutants. By mastering this process, Air Serenity endeavors to offer products with a tremendous positive impact on the quality of life of allergies or asthma sufferers.
5th PLAS@PAR Industry Days, in partnership with BalticNet-PlasmaTech
November 15 : Research-Industry Conference
November 16 : Student workshop with SATT Lutech
Charpak Lecture Hall, Tower 22, 4 place Jussieu, 75005 Paris
Registration is now closed
Program of November 15: Research-Industry Conference
Download the program in pdf here
9h00 // Start of the day – Welcome coffee
9h30 // Introduction – Dr P.-Q. Elias, ONERA/PLAS@PAR
9h40 // BalticNet-PlasmaTech: overview and update on activities, Dr A. Schwock, BalticNet-PlasmaTech
10h10 // Probing mechanisms in low-temperature reactive gas plasmas: towards improved models of industrial plasma etching processes, Dr J.-P. Booth, Laboratoire de Physique des Plasmas
10h40 // Thin functional films deposited by use of atmospheric pressure plasma, Dr S. Gerullis, INNOVENT
11h10 // Coffee break
11h30 // Plasma-catalytic processes for CO2 utilization, Dr E. Galvez Parruca, Institut Jean Le Rond d'Alembert
12h00 // Plasma spray deposition of coatings, fibers, granules and particles for wide range of applications, Dr V. Valinčius & Dr M. Milieška, Plasma Processing Laboratory, Lithuanian Energy Institute
12h30 // Lightning strike effects on aircraft structures : experimental and theoretical approaches, Dr R. Sousa Martins, ONERA
13h00 // Lunch break – Poster session by researchers, companies & students
14h30 // From academic research to industry, student experience from PLAS@PAR: Dr M. Chiaramello, RTE - Réseau de Transport d'Electricité (PhD from LULI in 2016)
15h00 // How plasma/catalysis can open a wide range of opportunities? A comparison between CO2 conversion and indoor air treatment, Dr O. Guaitella, Laboratoire de Physique des Plasmas
15h30 // Field report after almost twenty years of using low-temperature plasma technology, Dr B. Hansel, Envisolve - RAFFLENBEUL ANLAGENBAU GMBH
16h00 // Coffee break
16h30 // Plasma Health - Diagnostics and plasma characterisation in plasma medicine and agronomy, Dr T. Dufour, Laboratoire de Physique des Plasmas
17h00 // Plasma coatings technology: new challenges for future developments, Dr W. Torsten, Impreglon
17h30 // Conclusion – Dr C. Stehlé, Director of PLAS@PAR
17h45 // End of Industry Day
Program of November 16: Student workshop with SATT Lutech
9h30 // Start of the day – Welcome coffee
10h00 // Introduction, presentation of the declaration of invention and questions
12h00 // Lunch break and brainstorming
13h00 // Project development (market, development strategy, intellectuel property)
17h00 // Pitch in front of a jury
18h30 // End of the day
4th PLAS@PAR Industry Day: Hot Plasmas & Diagnostics
October 21, 2016, Amphithéâtre Charpak / 4, Place Jussieu / 75005 Paris
Registration is now closed
FULL PDF PROGRAM AVAILABLE HERE
- 9h00 - Welcome coffee
- 9h30 - Day’s introduction – UPMC Vice-Presidency for Research and Innovation
- 9h40 - J. Fuchs (LULI) - Industrial partnerships and developments at LULI
- 10h00 - O. Chalus (Thalès) - High peak power Laser and R&D progress at Thales Optronique SAS
- 10h20 - F. Serres (LULI) - Uses & Diagnostic at LULI2000, prospects and future needs
- 10h40 - C. Spindloe (SciTech) - Microtarget Fabrication – An Enabling Technology for High Power Laser Science
- 11h00 - Coffee break
- 11h20 - P. Hennequin (LPP) - Magnetic fusion plasmas: physics & technical challenges
- 11h40 - I. Ismail (PLAS@PAR) - Overview of developments in diagnostics of the new spectrometer X developed by PLAS@PAR (INSP/LCPMR)
- 12h00 - B. Wattelier (Phasics) - Industrial applications of scientific inputs for diagnostics of high power laser facilities
- 12h20 - G. Dorival & J. Bainee (Optics Valley) - Business-Lab links in a cluster of competitiveness & Presentation of the student services
- 12h50 - C. Stehlé (PLAS@PAR) - Morning’s conclusion
- 13h00 - Lunch – Networking – Poster session
- 14h00 - Student Workshop by SATT Lutech
Boost your ideas and innovative technologies onto the market!
Transfer to industry & startup: issues & methodology - 14h00-14h20 - Opening & presentation of Lutech methodology
- 14h20-15h00 - What’s a transfer project?
- 15h00-15h15 - Explanation of the workshop’s goal
- 15h15-17h15 - Group work with Lutech coaches & project leaders
- 17h15-18h15 - Presentation of group ideas and conclusions: transfer strategy & feedback from coaches
- 18h30 - End of the day
3rd Plas@Par Industry Day: Plasma Physics and Environment
December 10, 2015, LCPMR / 11, rue Pierre et Marie Curie / 75005 Paris
Program
08h30 > Welcome and coffee
09h00 > P. Indelicato, Vice-president for Research and Technology Transfer – UPMC
Introduction speech
09h15 > A. Schwock, Director of BalticNet
Transferring knowledge of plasma technology from academia to the industry in Europe
09h45 > S. Starikovskaia, Laboratoire de Physique des Plasmas – LPP
Nonequilibrium plasma for initiation of combustion under high-pressure conditions of internal combustion engines
10h05 > M. Cazalens, SAFRAN
Plasma assisted combustion at Safran
10h25 > E. Galvez-Parruca, Institut Jean le Rond D’Alembert
Plasma catalytic hybrid processes for energy and environment
10h45 > Coffee Break
11h10 > L. Pontreau, IVEA Solution
Laser induced spectroscopy for environmental purposes
11h30 > O. Guaitella, Laboratoire de Physique des Plasmas – LPP
How non-thermal plasma can play a role for CO2 recycling and green chemistry development
12h00 > D. Bretegnier, SATT Lutech, F. du Burk, LPL – Paris 13,
Technology transfer: breaking the chicken & egg circle
12h30 > Buffet – Poster session
Discussion and networking
14h30 > G. Mautin, F. Travagli, The Cantillon
Start-up bootcamp!
Workshop on entrepreneurship organized by Sorbonne Universities / PEPITE Paris Centre
18h00 > End of the day
The 3rd Plasapar Industry will be held on December 10 in Paris. We expect more than sixty Masters students, PhD students and Plas@Par scientists to attend this event, which this year will consist of a plenary session in the morning, followed by a poster session combined with a friendly buffet for lunch, and a workshop on entrepreuneurship for students in the afternoon.
This Industry Day has two goals:
- The first goal is to show Master students and PhD students the applications of Plasma Physics in the economic world. The broad range of presentations from the industry and the Plasapar laboratories will testify of the diverse applications of plasma, regading the topic of environment. These applications can be found in large-scale companies, SMEs or startups.
- A second goal is to bring together scientists of Plas@Par and experts from the industry, to strengthen existing collaborations and also possibly develop new ones. The different presentations and posters will support fruitful exchanges and help everyone to get to know each other.
2nd Plas@Par Industry day
The 2nd Plasapar Industry day was held on november 20th, in Paris. More than sixty Masters students, PhD students and plasapar scientists attended this event, which this year took the form of a plenary session in the morning, followed by a poster session combined with a friendly buffet.
The presentations were focused on the link between the plasma science and the industry, through examples of novel plasma applications, valorization or development done in close link with the industry. (cf. agenda below).
This industry day had two goals. The first goal was to show the masters’ students and Phd students the large field of applications of the plasma science in the economic world. The broad range of presentations from the industry and the Plasapar laboratories has testified of the diverse applications of the plasma, such as in the aerospace field, in medical sciences or the cosmetics industry, high-energy lasers, etc. These applications can be found in large-scale companies, or SME or startups. A second goal was to bring together scientists of PlasaPar, and experts from the industry, to strengthen existing collaborations and also possibly developing new ones. The different presentations and posters were the support for fruitful exchanges, helping the different attendants (plasapar scientist, students, industry experts) to get to know each other.
In summary, this industry day was intense, packed with information, and will hopefully enables renewed collaboration between the plasapar laboratories and the industry, around the plasmas
Program:
Milan Maksimovic, LESIA: Instrumentation en physique des plasmas spatiaux et en radioastronomie spatiale au LESIA
Philippe Le Tourneur, SODERN: Peut-on convertir un tube neutronique en propulseur ionique ?
Kai Hencken, ABB: Plasma research for electric power distribution
Laurent Chemartin, ONERA: Foudre et nouveaux matériaux aéronautiques
Stephan Zurbach, SAFRAN: Propulsion spatiale, applications aéronautiques des plasmas
Posters session
Felix Cannat, ONERA, «Propulseur électrique à résonance cyclotronique et tuyère magnétique»
Philippe Castera, ONERA, «Effet hydrodynamique de décharges de surface pour le contrôle d'écoulement»(to be confirmed)
1st Plas@Par Industry day
The first «Industry» day of the Labex Plas@Par took place on November 2013’ 14th at the LPCMR, Paris, and brought together over fifty participants. The purpose was to highlight the rich contacts established by the Labex with industry, be it through special partnerships, career opportunities for Ph.Ds, or via the creation of start-ups. The day was articulated around seminars, poster presentations and discussions. We note that masters and doctoral students were there in strength.
Presentations by representatives from industry alternated with those from academia. On the industry side, EXCICO presented the progress it has realized in laser excimers, PANTECHNIK its research in ECR sources, ARTENUM its software development concerning the interaction between particles and satellites, ASTRIUM-EADS its research on the effects of lightning on hybrid materials, ALKO its work on the purification of internal air and PLASMABIOTICS its work on sterilization using plasmas. S. Dine, founder of the SOLAYL start-up, retraced how a HiTech company is created.
On the side of academia, research partnerships or the use of devices made by industrial partners were emphasized: we note in particular the change in the wave forms in engraving or coating units (JP Booth-LPP), satellite environments (JC. Matéo Vélez-ONERA), X-ray spectroscopy (M. Trassinelli and D. Vernhet – INSP), problems related to space (PQ Elias-ONERA).
Program
H. Besaucèle, Directeur technique, EXCICO, «Discharge-pumped and X-ray pre-ionized High Energy Excimer laser for semiconductor manufacturing». Download presentation
JP. Booth, Directeur de Recherche, LPP, «Capacitive discharges with Tailored Voltage Waveforms (TVW) for plasma processing». Download presentation
B. Agnus, Responsable de Division Technique, PANTECHNIK, «Les sources ECR, un produit industriel».
M. Trassinelli, Chargé de Recherche / D. Vernhet, Directrice de Recherche, INSP, «Spectroscopie X: un diagnostique pour le plasma et les faisceaux d’ions très chargés d’une source ECR». Download presentation
J. Forest, Gérant, ARTENUM, «Développements numériques autour de SPIS pour l’interaction particules vaisseaux spatiaux». Download presentation
JC. Matéo Vélez, Ingénieur de recherches, ONERA, «Simulations SPIS: du caisson expérimental à la surface de la Lune».
J. Aspas-Puertolas, Ingénieur en compatibilité électromagnétique des systèmes, EADS, «Présentation des activités foudre chez Astrium-ST, effets directs sur matériaux hybrides pour l’éolien».
PQ. Elias, Ingénieur de recherches, ONERA, «Quelques problématiques plasmas liées à l’aérospatial».
S. Dine, Fondateur de SOLAYL, «De la physique des plasmas à la création d’entreprise».
B. Dong, chef du développement avancé, AL KO, «Non-thermal plasma in AL-KO air technology». Download presentation
D. Vinteler, Président, PLASMABIOTICS, «Utilisation d’un plasma d’azote pour la désinfection des dispositifs médicaux thermo sensibles».
Posters session
M. Foucher, thèse Plas@Par, LPP, «Dynamics of pulsed radiofrequency plasmas in simple halogen gases»
C. Barakat, thèse CIFRE avec Alko, LPP, «Plasma driven catalysis for the abatement of VOC in indoor air treatment».
U. Chaulagain, thèse, LERMA, «XUV characterization of laser driven Hypersonic Shocks».
A. Zaslavsky et al., LESIA, «In-situ detection of cosmic dust using radio instruments».
S. Stepanyan, thèse LPP, «Nanosecond discharge at high pressures as a tool for initiation of combustion».
Collaboration LPP – LOA, J. Larour, «Commutation électrique ultra-rapide et guidage de décharge longue par plasma filamentaire».