What does LLB mean in PHYSICS

The Laboratoire Leon Brillouin (LLB) is an interdisciplinary research laboratory specializing in fundamental and applied research. It includes experimental and theoretical teams on a variety of topics such as condensed matter physics, materials science and nanoscience.

LLB is affiliated to the CEA (Commissariat à l'Energie Atomique et aux Énergies Alternatives), the French Atomic Energy Commission and Alternative Energies, which runs its operations.

LLB carries out research in a wide range of topics that include condensed matter physics, materials science, atomic physics and nanoscience. The laboratory employs world class scientists, engineers and technicians dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in both fundamental and applied research.

To join the ranks at LLB you must be highly qualified with experience in one or more areas of expertise related to the fields of study conducted here. You can apply for open positions or send your cv directly to our recruitment department.

Yes there are! Each year we offer internships for students who are interested in pursuing careers involving experimental or theoretical research linked to LLBs field of study. Prospective interns should contact our team through our website for more information about available positions.

The Laboratoire Leon Brillouin is located just outside Paris, France in Gif-sur-Yvette, southeast of the city's Centre des Sciences Nucléaires et de Physique des Particules (CNRS). We have excellent access to public transportation as well as well equipped facilities that make it easy for visitors to explore what we have to offer here at the lab.

Absolutely! We have close ties with several universities around Europe including Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Institut d' Optique Graduate School (IOGS), University College London (UCL) and Lund University in Sweden amongst many other institutions both domestic and international. We actively reach out for collaborations with experts from these institutions both inside and outside our own borders to ensure that we are constantly exchanging knowledge and ideas within our research community.

Yes you can! Our members have access to a wide range of tools such as data repositories, e-journals, web tutorials, reports on upcoming conferences as well as other publications related to their field of interest which they can use when conducting their own studies or looking up references for their work.

Yes! We host several seminars throughout the year which feature notable academic figures from both domestic and international scientific communities who deliver lectures on state-of-the-art technologies as well as recent developments related to our scope of work here at the lab. These events are open for all interested parties who wish expand their knowledge base on specific science topics.