The Optice project selected as a CNRS Start-Up!

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The CNRS Rise program supports researchers in the creation of a start-up exploiting a technology from a CNRS laboratory and its partners.

Optice, led by Claire Estibal, Simon Labouesse, Thomas Mangeat, CNRS research engineers at CBI, and their collaborators Marc Allain, Aix-Marseille University lecturer at the Fresnel Institute, Jérôme Idier, CNRS research director (LS2N, Nantes), and Anne Sentenac, CNRS research director (Fresnel Institute), is one of the fourteen innovative projects selected in this seventh Rise promotion!

Optice's mission is to simplify access to super-resolution microscopy.

Read more :

https://www.cnrs.fr/cnrsinnovation-lalettre/actus.php?numero=972

Contacts :

• Thomas Mangeat
• Claire Estibal