06th - 11th October 2016
 
 
bande annonce
  • La compagnie des Taxi Brousse
  • Pascale Chenevier, researcher in molecular electronic CEA<span class='copyright'> © AST-Pariscience, Philip Martin</span>
  • Charles-Antoine de Rouvre, co-director of the film<span class='copyright'> © AST-Pariscience, Philip Martin</span>
  • Jérôme Scemla, co-director of the film<span class='copyright'> © AST-Pariscience, Philip Martin</span>
  • The speakers answering to the questions of the audience<span class='copyright'> © AST-Pariscience, Philip Martin</span>
  • High School audience<span class='copyright'> © AST-Pariscience, Philip Martin</span>
 
 

Welcome to the nanoworld

Friday 08th October 2010 from 14h00 to 15h30
Salle 1 / Auditorium

Directed by
Charles-Antoine de Rouvre, Jérôme Scemla
Written by
Charles-Antoine de Rouvre, Jérôme Scemla
Produced by
La Compagnie des Taxi Brousse

Documentary, France, 2009, 52 min

Competition High school jury

In the late 20th century, computer technology revolutionized work, leisure and industry. With the 21st century, our understanding of the phenomena at play at the very heart of matter allows us to contemplate materials with new properties copied directly from nature. Not to mention manufacturing commodities that are cheaper, lighter, more environment friendly, smaller, faster.

Waterproof lass and fabrics inspired by the impermeability of the lotus leaf are now coming out, along with anti-streak, naturally fireproof or diamond-hard surface coverings, and fibres as light and resistant as a spider silk...

But the revolution is also in full tilt in the fields of computer technology and energy. We will discover these applications and the fascinating horizons they open up, led by researchers all over the world, who are among the most passionate!

Nanos, nanos, everywhere is one of the 4 episodes serie "Welcome to the nanoworld".

 

Debate with :

  • Charles-Antoine de Rouvre, director
  • Jérôme Scemla, director
  • Pascale Chenevier, researcher in molecular electronic CEA

Know more

  • This film won a Silver Dragon at the Dragon Awards of the China International Conference of Science & Education Producers (CICSEP).