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 Affiliations

SYRTE - Systèmes de Référence Temps Espace

OBSERVATOIRE DE PARIS

LNE - Laboratoire National de métrologie et d’Essais

CNRS - Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

PSL - Paris Sciences et Lettres

SU - Sorbonne Université

 Partners

FIRST-TF - Laboratoire d’Excellence du Programme Investissements d’Avenir Réseau pour la Recherche, l’Innovation, la Formation, les Services et le Transfert en Temps-Fréquence

ANR - Agence Nationale de la Recherche

CNES - Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales

ESA - European Space Agency

DGA - Délégation Générale de l’Armement

IFRAF - Institut Francilien de Recherche sur les Atomes Froids

PARIS - Ville de Paris

NanoK - DIM de la Région Ile de France

SIRTEQ - Science et Ingénierie en région Île-de-France pour les technologies quantiques

GDR AF - Groupement de Recherche du CNRS sur les Atomes Froids

GDR IQFA - Groupement de Recherche du CNRS sur l’Information Quantique, Fondements & Applications

GRAM - Programme National GRAM (Gravitation, Références, Astronomie, Métrologie)

 Ongoing collaborations

MIGA
The MIGA project is a collaboration between 18 partners for the development of an EQUIPEX.

ICE
ICE (Interférométrie Cohérente pour l’Espace) is a collaboration between LP2N of the Institut d’Optique de Bordeaux and ONERA.

BIARO
BIARO (Condensation de Bose-Einstein et Interférométrie Atomique dans un Résonateur Optique de Grande Finesse) is a collaboration that started in the frame of IFRAF with the Laboratoire Charles Fabry de l’Institut d’Optique and that is pursued with the LP2N of the Institut d’Optique d’Aquitaine.

GRADIOM
The project GRADIOM is a project funded by DGA/DGE (through the RAPID instrument) coordinated by the Muquans company.

TAIOL
The project “TAIOL” is a collaborative project funded by the ERANET QuantERA.

NIARCOS
The project NIARCOS is a project funded by DGA (through the ANR Astrid Maturation program) in collaboration with the Thales and Kylia companies

 Former collaborations

Study of a CAI Gravity Gradiometer Sensor and Mission Concepts
The “Study of a CAI Gravity Gradiometer Sensor and Mission Concepts” was an ESA funded study in collaboration with the University of Hannover, the ZARM and the LP2N.

OnACIS
The project OnACIS was a project funded by DGA (through the ANR Astrid program) in collaboration with the Thalès company

ee-TACC
The project ee-TACC was a project funded by DGA (through the ANR Astrid program) in collaboration with the Laboratoire Kastler Brossel

Development of Cooling / Raman Laser source with enhanced operational features
The “Development of Cooling / Raman Laser source with enhanced operational features” was an ESA funded study in collaboration with the Muquans and Sodern companies.

FORCAG
The FORCAG project, funded by ANR and PSL, was carried out in collaboration with the team of Astrid Lambrecht from the Laboratoire Kastler Brossel.

kNOW
The project kNOW was a collaborative project in the frame of the EMRP programme.

iSense
iSense was a collaborative project between 9 european partners in the frame of the FET-Open program of the 7^th PCRD.

MINIATOM
Collaboration supported by ANR with the LP2N laboratory of the Institut d’Optique d’Aquitaine and some companies KLOÉ, IXSEA, Thales RT and III/IV lab

SAI - Space Atom Interferometer
European collaboration in the frame of an ESA contract

IPGP - Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris
Collaboration with M. Michel Diament.

E-MASS
Collaboration in the frame of the EMRP programme.

FINAQS - Future Inertial Atomic Quantum Sensors
Collaboration between 5 european laboratories in the frame of the 6^th PCRD (STREP).

PHC-STAR - Atomes Ultrafroids et Interférométrie Atomique
Partenariat Hubert Curien with the University of Myongji and the KRISS, in Korea.

IQS - Inertial atomic and photonic Quantum Sensors: ultimate performance and applications
Collaboration with 5 other laboratoires in the frame of the EUROCORES program of ESF

 Associated website

Personal page of Ch. J. Bordé

Personal page of R. Geiger