🚀 MAGNIFIC Researchers at the Second ESRA Symposium
On November 11–12, researchers from the MAGNIFIC project, including Gloria Conte, Houssem Rezgui and Omid Reza Ranjbar Naeini, had the pleasure of taking part in
🚀MAGNIFIC at UNIGHT 2025 – Bringing Future Materials to the Public
On 26–27 September 2025, the MAGNIFIC project proudly took part in UNIGHT: the European Researchers’ Night in Turin — a major event celebrating science, innovation,
🚀 MAGNIFIC at META 2025
From 22–25 July 2025, MAGNIFIC project researchers : Marco Miniaci, Jouni Ahopelto, Gloria Conte, Bahram Djfari-Rouhami, Omid Ranjbar, and Hicham Mangach shared the latest project
🔬✨ The Magnific project at Phononics 2025 in Seoul
Researchers Gloria Conte, Yan Pennek, Jouni Ahopelto, and Charles Croenne represented the Magnific project at the 7th International Conference on Phononic Crystals/Metamaterials, Phonon Transport, and
🚀 MAGNIFIC Presented at the 5th International Workshop of In Situ Electron Microscopy in Portugal
Cutting-edge microscopy meets materials innovation. The 5th International Workshop of In Situ Electron Microscopy, held in Porto from May 13–15, 2025, brought together top researchers
🚀 MAGNIFIC Showcased at INL Annual Research Symposium | 1–3 April 2025
The MAGNIFIC project was presented at the INL Annual Research Symposium — INL’s flagship internal event fostering collaboration, scientific dialogue, and cutting-edge innovation. Over three
🚀 MAGNIFIC Researchers at the Second ESRA Symposium
On November 11–12, researchers from the MAGNIFIC project, including Gloria Conte and Houssem Rezgui, had the pleasure of taking part in the Second ESRA Symposium, an internal INL event dedicated to early-stage researchers, offering a valuable space to share ideas, results and research perspectives with the entire INL community.
During the symposium, Gloria presented the talk: “Nanocrystalline silicon for optomechanical metamaterials”.
Her colleague Houssem Rezgui also contributed a presentation titled: “Hot-electron cooling at room temperature via femtosecond laser irradiation”.
They also displayed the poster: “Nanocrystalline silicon for optomechanical metamaterials”, which enabled further discussions and exchanges with the researchers attending.
A big thank you to the ESRA community and to all INLers who participated, made the event possible, and contributed to creating a dynamic and enriching environment. A special thanks to Gloria Conte and Houssem Rezgui, who shared their expertise and supported the dissemination of MAGNIFIC project results.