How does a UMI work ?
An international joint lab (UMI) is :
- a joint laboratory with permanent CNRS staff
- located either in in France or abroad
- staffed by personnel from both CNRS and the partner country
- headed by a director, jointly appointed by CNRS and the partner institution
- created for a duration of 4 years, renewable twice.
| Unit | Full name | Location | Field of research | Local partners | French Partners |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UMI 2955 IPAL | Image & Pervasive Access Laboratory | Singapore | Biomedical imaging, Computer vision, Semantic reasoning, Deep learning, Wellbeing management | A*STAR, NUS | Institut Mines-Télécom, Université Joseph Fourier, Université Pierre et Marie Curie |
| UMI 3288 CINTRA | CNRS International NTU Thales Research Alliance | Singapore | Nanotechnologies, Nanoelectronics, Nanophotonics | NTU, Thales | |
| UMI 3639 BMC | BioMechanics of Cell-Cell Contacts | Singapore | Mechanobiology | NUS | |
| UMI 3654 MajuLab | MajuLab | Singapore | Quantum information and cryptography, Bidimensional materials, Microfluidics | NUS, NTU | Université Nice Sophia-Antipolis |
| UMIFRE 22 / USR 3142 IRASEC | Research Institute on Contemporary Southeast Asia | Bangkok | Social sciences and humanities | French Ministry of Foreign Affairs |