Contact: Charlotte Hurel, Franck Mady
Université Côte d’Azur stands at the forefront of the FUNCTIGLASS project, leveraging its renowned expertise in optics, photonics, and advanced materials. As a key player in the consortium, the university contributes groundbreaking research and innovative solutions that drive the project’s success.
Charlotte Hurel, a dedicated leader within the university, plays a critical role in coordinating research efforts and mentoring doctoral candidates. brings a unique interdisciplinary approach to the project, combining expertise in physics and chemistry. This fusion of disciplines is a key factor for innovation, enabling the development of novel materials and technologies that push the boundaries of optical fiber research. Her work exemplifies the importance of interdisciplinarity in addressing complex scientific challenges and fostering a collaborative environment where diverse perspectives converge to drive progress.
Franck Mady, another pivotal figure at Université Côte d’Azur, his guidance ensures that the next generation of researchers is equipped to tackle global challenges in optical fiber technologies and interaction with radiations.
Université Côte d’Azur is deeply committed to fostering international collaboration and promoting research and innovation through MSCA and Horizon Europe. By supporting the 11 doctoral candidates in FUNCTIGLASS, the university reinforces its mission to cultivate a diverse, inclusive, and impactful scientific community.
