Adrien Noury

Adrien Noury
Université de Montpellier | UM1 · Laboratoire Charles Coulomb (L2C)

PhD

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Introduction
Adrien Noury is a Chargé de recherche CNRS, currently working at the Laboratoire Charles Coulomb, UMR 5221 CNRS-UM. Adrien does research in (experimental) Condensed Matter Physics.
Additional affiliations
October 2017 - present
Laboratoire Charles Coulomb, French National Centre for Scientific Research
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  • Researcher
Description
  • Nanomechanics
April 2017 - September 2017
Laboratoire Charles Coulomb, French National Centre for Scientific Research
Position
  • PostDoc Position
Description
  • Nanofluidics
October 2014 - present
ICFO Institute of Photonic Sciences
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  • PostDoc Position

Publications

Publications (35)
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Despite several decades of development, microfluidics lacks a sealing material that can be readily fabricated, leak-tight under high liquid water pressure, stable over a long time, and vacuum compatible. In this paper, we report the performances of a micro-scale processable sealing material for nanofluidic/microfluidics chip fabrication, which enab...
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In recent experiments, unprecedentedly large values for the conductivity of electrolytes through carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have been measured, possibly owing to flow slip and a high pore surface charge density whose origin is still unknown. By accounting for the coupling between the {quantum} CNT and the {classical} electrolyte-filled pore capacitanc...
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Helium is recognized as a model system for the study of phase transitions. Of particular interest is the superfluid phase in two dimensions. We report measurements on superfluid helium films adsorbed on the surface of a suspended carbon nanotube. We measure the mechanical vibrations of the nanotube to probe the adsorbed helium film. We demonstrate...
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Helium is recognized as a model system for the study of phase transitions. Of particular interest is the superfluid phase in two dimensions. We report measurements on superfluid helium films adsorbed on the surface of a suspended carbon nanotube. We measure the mechanical vibrations of the nanotube to probe the adsorbed helium film. We demonstrate...
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Mechanical resonators based on a single carbon nanotube are exceptional sensors of mass and force. The force sensitivity in these ultralight resonators is often limited by the noise in the detection of the vibrations. Here, we report on an ultrasensitive scheme based on a RLC resonator and a low-temperature amplifier to detect nanotube vibrations....
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Ultralight mechanical resonators based on low-dimensional materials are well suited as exceptional transducers of minuscule forces or mass changes. However, the low dimensionality also provides a challenge to minimize resistive losses and heating. Here, we report on a novel approach that aims to combine different 2D materials to tackle this challen...
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Energy decay plays a central role in a wide range of phenomena, such as optical emission, nuclear fission, and dissipation in quantum systems. Energy decay is usually described as a system leaking energy irreversibly into an environmental bath. Here, we report on energy decay measurements in nanomechanical systems based on multilayer graphene that...
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Energy decay plays a central role in a wide range of phenomena, such as optical emission, nuclear fission, and dissipation in quantum systems. Energy decay is usually described as a system leaking energy irreversibly into an environmental bath. Here, we report on energy decay measurements in nanomechanical systems based on multi-layer graphene that...
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Mechanical resonators based on low-dimensional materials are promising for force and mass sensing experiments. The force sensitivity in these ultra-light resonators is often limited by the imprecision in the measurement of the vibrations, the fluctuations of the mechanical resonant frequency and the heating induced by the measurement. Here, we stro...
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Supplementary Figures 1 & 2, Supplementary Notes 1-3, Supplementary References
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Silicon photonics has emerged as a very promising technology platform for the implementation of high-performance, low-cost, ultra-compact circuits that can monolithically co-integrate electronic, opto-electronic and optic functionalities. However, Si neither has efficient light emission or detection in the telecom wavelength range, nor exhibits eff...
Conference Paper
Hybrid structures are needed to fully exploit the great advantages of Si photonics and several approaches have been addressed where Si devices are bonded to different materials and nanostructures. Here we study the use of semiconductor carbon nanotubes for emission in the 1300 nm wavelength range to functionalize Si photonic structures in view of o...
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Silicon photonics, due to its compatibility with the CMOS platform and unprecedented integration capability, has become the preferred solution for the implementation of next generation optical interconnects. However, current Si photonics require on-chip integration of several materials, including III-V for lasing, doped silicon for modulation and G...
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A deep-subwavelength imaging of the optical-guided modes localized in silicon microring resonators, obtained with a polarization-sensitive Fano-imaging technique, is demonstrated. We merge together near-field scanning optical microscopy and resonant forward scattering spectroscopy, leading to near-field hyperspectral imaging without the need of emb...
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Semiconducting carbon nanotubes are an emerging material for photonics. We report on the enhancement of semiconducting carbon nanotubes photoluminescence with silicon microring resonators. Polyfluorene extracted semiconducting carbon nanotubes, deposited on such resonators, display sharp emission peaks superposed to nanotube emission, which is attr...
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Single-walled carbon nanotubes are considered a fascinating nanomaterial for photonic applications and are especially promising for efficient light emitters in the telecommunication wavelength range. Furthermore, their hybrid integration with silicon photonic structures makes them an ideal platform to explore their intrinsic properties. Here we rep...
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This paper reports on recent results on the integration of carbon nanotubes on the silicon photonic platform. Light coupling from carbon nanotubes in a fully integrated silicon resonator will be presented.
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On-chip optical communication may increase drastically performances and consumption of communication systems. Indeed, optical channels do not face limitations that metallics interconnects do. Even better would be the achievable data rate due to the multiplexing possibility in optics. In order to keep compatibility with electronic devices, optical c...
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The use of optics in microelectronic circuits to overcome the limitation of metallic interconnects is more and more considered as a viable solution. Numerous photonic building blocks, compatible with CMOS technology, have been developed. However, integration of all these building blocks on the same chip is a bottleneck, due to the various materials...
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We report on coupling between semiconducting single-wall carbon nanotubes (s-SWNT) photoluminescence and silicon microring resonators. Polyfluorene extracted s-SWNT deposited on such resonators exhibit sharp emission peaks, due to interaction with the cavity modes of the microring resonators. Ring resonators with radius of 5 {\mu}m and 10 {\mu}m we...
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The use of optics in microelectronic circuits to overcome the limitation of metallic interconnects is more and more considered as a viable solution. Numerous photonic building blocks, compatible with CMOS technology, have been developed. However, integration of all these building blocks on the same chip is a bottleneck, due to the various materials...
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Semiconducting carbon nanotubes (s-SWNT) are efficiently extracted from a raw nanotube powder using an ultracentrifugation method with a conjugated polymer as extracting agent. This method leads to obtention of almost metallic-free s-SWNT samples, displaying strong photoluminescence properties. An integration scheme to couple s-SWNT optical propert...
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This chapter describes how the semiconducting-single-wall nanotube (SWNT) extraction affects their luminescence properties and how such properties can be exploited to fabricate optical sources emitting in near-infrared wavelengths ranging from 1 to 2. μm. The main applications of carbon nanotube (CNT) lasers are aimed at optical interconnects and b...
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Semiconducting SWNT extraction was studied using an ultra-centrifugation method assisted by a conjugated polymer. It was demonstrated that the emission intensity can be highly improved and that in some conditions emission from one single nanotube chirality can be achieved. This optimized material was integrated on several photonic structures. The a...
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Photonics, i.e., the use of optics to overcome intrinsic limitations of metallic interconnects in microelectronic circuits, is more and more considered as a viable solution. Carbon nanotubes are promising candidate for photonics, due to their ability to emit, modulate and detect light in the wavelength range of silicon transparency. We will first u...
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In this paper, we first review and compare the two main techniques allowing to purify and extract selectively semiconducting single-walled carbon nanotubes (s-SWNT)). These purification steps are essential to obtain an optical-quality material. Such material is then suitable for optical applications and photonic devices. We present two major advanc...
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We report on luminescence and optical gain in carbon nanotubes at a wavelength of 1.3 μm and on the integration of carbon nanotube properties into silicon waveguide to develop a new class of optoelectronic devices.
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Carbon nanotubes are more and more considered for future use in microelectronics. On the other hand, the use of optics to overcome the limitation of metallic interconnects start to be considered as a viable solution. Carbon nanotubes are promising candidate to bridge the gap between optics and microelectronics, thanks to their ability to emit, modu...
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The use of optics in microelectronic circuits to overcome the limitation of metallic interconnects is more and more considered as a viable solution. Among future silicon compatible materials, carbon nanotubes are promising candidates thanks to their ability to emit, modulate and detect light in the wavelength range of silicon transparency. We repor...

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