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Researchers from the ICB contribute to the SCIENCES encyclopedia published by ISTE Editions

Vincent Boudon, Cyril Richard, and Michaël Rey—researchers at the ICB (ICQ/MARS)—have contributed to the writing of two volumes of the SCIENCES encyclopedia, which are dedicated to high-resolution molecular spectroscopy. Published by ISTE, the SCIENCES encyclopedia comprises a collection of works covering various scientific disciplines, ranging from their theoretical foundations to their practical applications. The “Waves” […]

Save the Date – Live broadcast of the 2026 FORTHEM Researchers’ Grand Prix final

On Wednesday, October 21, 2026, Université Bourgogne Europe (UBE) invites you to watch the live broadcast of ...

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Key Figures

A key player in research in Bourgogne Franche-Comté

The ICB Laboratory stands out for its scale and performance in the field of research. With over 300 members, including researchers, PhD students, engineers, and administrative staff, the ICB is a major player in scientific research in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté.

ICB is multidisciplinary, covering a wide range of topics from materials physics to optical engineering, with a strong focus on technological innovation and industrial applications.

Each year, it publishes over 300 scientific articles in renowned journals, further consolidating its international visibility.

A world-class infrastructure

ICB also benefits from outstanding technical infrastructure, with state-of-the-art equipment such as ultra-powerful lasers and high-resolution microscopes. It collaborates with over 150 industrial and academic partners worldwide, highlighting its influence and key role in the field.

In terms of funding, the laboratory relies on European and national projects, representing an annual budget of several million euros—a major asset for maintaining and developing its research activities.

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