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The ICB Laboratory, the Developers Group Dijon association, and the Dijon Metropole organized the “Hello Quantum World” workshop, dedicated to quantum computing and led by Frédéric Holweck (University of Technology of Belfort-Montbéliard). The objective? To demystify this emerging technology and allow participants to learn the basics of quantum programming. Quantum Mechanics in Practice The workshop […]

GFC Annual Days 2026

From March 17 to 19, 2026, the French ceramic materials community gathered in Dijon for the Annual Meeting of the French Ceramic Group (GFC), held on the campus of the University of Burgundy Europe, at Polytech Dijon. This key event in the field brought together 150 participants, including researchers, research professors, doctoral students, and industry […]

Artist residency at the ICB

A month ago, the ICB laboratory had the pleasure of hosting the Franco-American artist Em de Korsak for a unique artistic residency. For several days, the artist explored our research spaces, interacted with scientists, and discovered some of the themes that drive our teams. At the heart of this immersion was a material as rare […]

Lumière sur… Quantum mechanics

There exists a universe where the laws of classical physics no longer apply: the quantum world. A fascinating realm where astonishing phenomena such as superposition and entanglement appear. In this new episode of “Spotlight On…”, Charles Babin, Lecturer at the Université Bourgogne Europe in the ICB Laboratory, sheds light on the principles of quantum mechanics […]

The 2026 Annual Meeting of the French Ceramics Group will be held in Dijon

From March 17 to 19, the French Ceramics Group will hold its 2026 Annual Meeting in Dijon, a key event for the scientific community working on ceramic materials. The event is organized by the teams at the ICB Laboratory on the campus of the University of Burgundy Europe, at Polytech Dijon. For three days, researchers, […]

Art-science exhibition

What if some answers came to us before we even knew how to ask the right questions? With “Answers Fallen from the Sky to Questions We Don’t Know How to Ask,” Maëva Ferreira Da Costa creates a dialogue between space exploration and meteorites, scientific observation and poetic speculation. Two works, one shared vertigo: shifting our […]