

Ready for a journey into the nanoworld? Films, multimedia and hands-on exhibits explain the nature of these nanotechnologies, which let us manipulate atoms to manufacture objects and materials with astonishing properties. They also offer food for thought about the ethical issues raised by the use of nanotechnologies.
Download the exhibition visit guide (pdf, 1,68 Mo)
Photo credit: Laurence Fragnol/ CCSTI Grenoble
Displays
Presentation of natural nanomaterials and a few industrial applications of nanotechnologies (carbon tennis rackets, anti-graffiti paint, anti-stain coatings, etc.)
MULTIMEDIA INSTALATION
So what sort of Homo Technicus are you?
VIDEO
Skills, training and jobs
Nanotechnologies are leading to new skills requirements. The range of profiles sought is very broad and university courses are changing to reflect this.
(Length: 6'55")
VIDEO
Regional impact
Investment in nanotechnological research is increasing. Global competition is modifying our socioeconomic world. An example: Minatec in Grenoble.
(Length: 6'05")
VIDEO
Prospects and markets
For an innovation to been seen as such, it must be technologically effective and generate value: user, economic and social value.
(Length: 6'18")