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<big>'''Position :''' Senior Research Scientist</big> [[File:PMontgomery.PNG|right]] <br /><br />
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<big>'''Position :''' Lecturer</big> [[File:GChabrol.jpg|right|125px]] <br /><br />  
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Cronenbourg
 
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*Office : 122, Bât28
 
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*Adress : ICube laboratory, Unistra-CNRS UMR 7357, 23 Rue du Loess, F-67037 Strasbourg, France.
 
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*Téléphone :  +33 3 88 10 62 31 <br />
 
 
Illkirch
 
Illkirch
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*Office : B146
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*Office : B1156
 
*Adress : ICube laboratory, Télécom Physique Strasbourg, Pôle API - 300, boulevard Sébastien Brant - CS 10413, F-67412 ILLKIRCH Cedex
 
*Adress : ICube laboratory, Télécom Physique Strasbourg, Pôle API - 300, boulevard Sébastien Brant - CS 10413, F-67412 ILLKIRCH Cedex
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*Phone :  +33 3 68 85 46 24 <br />
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*Phone :  +33 3 68 85 46 17<br />
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Mail : [mailto:paul.montgomery@icube.unistra.fr paul.montgomery@icube.unistra.fr]
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Mail : [mailto:gregoire.chabrol@icube.unistra.fr gregoire.chabrol@icube.unistra.fr]
  
 
=Research themes=
 
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My main research themes consist of:
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* Contrôle et procédés laser
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* Photonic instrumentation for optical metrology.
 
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* Interference microscopy for the characterization of materials, 4D microscopy and high resolution tomography of transparent and diffuse layers.
 
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* Optical far field nanoscopy for the characterization of nanostructures.
 
  
  
 
=Main research projects =
 
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* Optical metrology: techniques and instrumentation for enriching the information available from materials by high resolution 3D optical microscopy (comparative measurements, multidimensional algorithms for fringe and measurement processing and …).
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* Optique Diffractive sub-λ
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* 4D microscopy (3D + t): instrumentation for real time structural measurement using high speed cameras and FPGA image processing.
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* Micro-structuration laser
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* High resolution tomography: high resolution white light interferometry (immersion Linnik) for characterizing internal structure of transparent and diffusing layers (polymers, biomaterials, collöds, DOE’s…).
 
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* 3D optical nanoscopy: new concepts for characterizing nanostructures using unmarked far field optical nanoscopy.
 
  
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The aims of my research work are to develop new techniques in optical microscopy and nanoscopy in order to improve the 3D measurement time 3D (<1 s per 3D image) and the lateral resolution  (<200 nm) and to enrich the amount of information available (nanostructures, optical and physical properties…). The method used consists of white light interferometry because of its very high axial sensitivity (<1 nm), its non-invasive character, the large quantity of data available and this without having to use labelling with the sample (such as the use of fluorophores or nanoparticles).
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I am currently working on optical diffractive element manufacturing using two different methods: direct  ultra-short pulsed laser ablation and  3D structuring using a photonic jet. My doctoral thesis was on the optical characterization of group III-V nitrides light emitting structures. I have also work on  the development of laser micro-machining processes for the company Oxford Laser Ltd
  
 
=Curriculum=
 
=Curriculum=
 
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! Years !! Qualifications and positions
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! Années / Years !! Diplômes et postes occupés / Qualifications and positions
 
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| 1997-présent || Chercheur CNRS Laboratoires ICube (UMR 7357), InESS (UMR 7357) et PHASE (UPR 292), Strasbourg, France.
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| 2011-présent || Responsable Département Energie et Coordinateur Recherche à ECAM Strasbourg-Europe
 
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| 1991-1996 || Chercheur CNRS - Laboratoire CEM2 (UMR 5507), Montpellier, France.
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| 2009-2011 || Assistant de recherche post-doctorale, Groupe de manufacture et recherche laser (LPRC) à l’école de Mécanique, Aérospatiale et Génie Civil, Université de Manchester, Royaume-Uni                 
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| 1987-1990 || Post-doctorant (Royal Society UK et contractuel) - Laboratoire CEM2  (UMR 5507), Montpellier, France.
 
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| 1995 || HDR, CEM2 (UMR 5507), Université Montpellier II, Montpellier, France.
 
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| 1987 || Ph.D. Loughborough University of Technology (LUT), Loughborough, UK, "Forward looking innovations in electronic speckle pattern interferometry”.
 
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| 1983 || M.Sc. (équivalent Masters) en métrologie optique, LUT, Loughborough, UK.
 
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| 1981 || B.Sc. with honours (Licence) en physique appliquée (note : 2.1) LUT, Loughborough, UK.                     
 
 
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I am presently a Senior Research Scientist working for the CNRS and head of the IPP team (Photonics Instrumentation and Processes) at the ICube Laboratory, Strasbourg, France.
 
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My basic training is in applied physics, but with a specialization in photonic instrumentation for optical metrology. I have since specialized in high resolution optical microscopy and interferometry for the characterization of materials. Although I work mainly in engineering science, I am a physicist at heart and also an amateur philosopher of science. I am very interested in defending a sound philosophical basis for science as well as in training young researchers.
 
  
 
=Enseignement=
 
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Being responsible for the Department of energy at ECAM Strasbourg-Europe, I currently teach courses on material properties (metallic materials, ceramics and polymers), metal heat treatment and materials resistance. I have also taught C++ programming and analogue & digital electronics at the University of Manchester (UK) during my doctoral studies.
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| 2010-today  || optical microscopy: from imaging to physics at the nanometer scale, professional training at the CMOI/SFO conference (France, every 2 years).
 
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| 2006-2007 || optical metrology, 3rd year engineers (Masters, photonics option), Télécom Physique Strasbourg, Illkirch (France, 3h/yr).
 
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| 2000-today  || scientific communication and research culture, transversal training doctoral students, ED-MSII, Strasbourg University, Strasbourg (France, 22h/yr).
 
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| 2008-today  || teaching in English, transversal training doctoral students,  European Doctoral College, Strasbourg University, Strasbourg (France, 18h/yr).
 
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| 1983-today || optical metrology, microscopy and the characterization of materials, scientific invited seminars (international, >30).
 
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= Skills =
 
= Skills =
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* Interference microscopy
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* Laser micro-machining
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* Far field optical nanoscopy
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* Spectroscopy
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* Interferometry, optical metrology
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* Time-resolved spectroscopynterferometry
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* Photonics instrumentation
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* Photoluminescence excitation spectroscopy
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* Characterization of materials by optical microscopy.
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* Blue LEDs
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* LabView.
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* OLEDs
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* Amateur philosopher of science
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* Optical diffractive elements
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* Scanning electron microscopy
  
 
=Publications=
 
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Revision as of 18:11, 5 November 2015

Team leader

Personal information

Position : Lecturer

GChabrol.jpg



Illkirch

  • Office : B1156
  • Adress : ICube laboratory, Télécom Physique Strasbourg, Pôle API - 300, boulevard Sébastien Brant - CS 10413, F-67412 ILLKIRCH Cedex
  • Phone : +33 3 68 85 46 17

Mail : gregoire.chabrol@icube.unistra.fr

Research themes

  • Contrôle et procédés laser


Main research projects

  • Optique Diffractive sub-λ
  • Micro-structuration laser

I am currently working on optical diffractive element manufacturing using two different methods: direct ultra-short pulsed laser ablation and 3D structuring using a photonic jet. My doctoral thesis was on the optical characterization of group III-V nitrides light emitting structures. I have also work on the development of laser micro-machining processes for the company Oxford Laser Ltd

Curriculum

Années / Years Diplômes et postes occupés / Qualifications and positions
2011-présent Responsable Département Energie et Coordinateur Recherche à ECAM Strasbourg-Europe
2009-2011 Assistant de recherche post-doctorale, Groupe de manufacture et recherche laser (LPRC) à l’école de Mécanique, Aérospatiale et Génie Civil, Université de Manchester, Royaume-Uni

Enseignement

Being responsible for the Department of energy at ECAM Strasbourg-Europe, I currently teach courses on material properties (metallic materials, ceramics and polymers), metal heat treatment and materials resistance. I have also taught C++ programming and analogue & digital electronics at the University of Manchester (UK) during my doctoral studies.

Skills

  • Laser micro-machining
  • Spectroscopy
  • Time-resolved spectroscopynterferometry
  • Photoluminescence excitation spectroscopy
  • Blue LEDs
  • OLEDs
  • Optical diffractive elements
  • Scanning electron microscopy

Publications

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