Carnot CEA LIST

CARNOT CEA LIST
Institut de CEA Tech, Direction de la recherche technologique du CEA

CEA List is an institute of CEA Tech, the technology research division of the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA). List conducts R&D programs on smart digital systems with a focus on artificial intelligence, cyberphysical systems, cybersecurity, the Factory of
the Future and e-healthcare. With activities at the intersection between basic science and industrial research and development, List’s nearly 1,000 scientists, engineers, and technicians on campuses in the Greater Paris and Grenoble areas are addressing some of the major challenges facing our economy and society

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Key figures

Permanent staff (full-time equivalent) 551
PhD Students 109
Global budget 84 M€
Partnership incomes with industry 47 M€
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Contact

institut Carnot CEA LIST
CEA SACLAY Nano-INNOV - PC 142
91191 GIF SUR YVETTE CEDEX

Jean-Noël PATILLON,
Directeur adjoint
+33 (0)1 69 08 91 45

Email contact
jean-noel.patillon[a]cea.fr
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Driving innovation

  • List’s digital systems research is among the most advanced in the world, and the institute’s technologies address virtually all industries.
  • List became a member of the Carnot Network in 2006. As a Carnot Institute, List engages in innovation partnerships with more than 200 companies (50% of which are SMBs) every year.
  • The institute leverages innovation and technology transfer to help make businesses more competitive. List’s unique strengths reside in its portfolio of patented enabling technologies, an “innovation assembler” approach to creating solutions, and advanced technology platforms.

Addressing a wide range of markets

  • Food manufacturing
  • Automotive 
  • Manufacturing
  • Security
  • Electronics/digital infrastructure
  • Software
  • Digital/media/services
  • Medtech
  • Fashion and luxury goods
  • Nuclear
  • Transportation and mobility
  • Smart city, smart life    
  • Banking and finance

    

The technology platforms

List currently has 20 technology platforms that are home to tech experts, software, and advanced equipment. They are designed to provide the flexibility and confidentiality our partners need for their innovation projects.

  • Data intelligence
  • Cybersecurity
  • Frama-C | Software safety
  • Nanodesign | Electronic architecture design 
  • Cyberphysical systems | Smart sensors and networks, IoT, etc. 
  • CisLab | Sensor and instrumentation design, testing, and qualification 
  • GERIM | Non-destructive testing
  • Additive Factory Hub | Additive manufacturing
  • Collaborative robotics
  • COTS
  • Digital Factory
  • DOSEO (radiotherapy and medical imaging technologies, dose metrology, modeling and simulation)
  • MobileMii
  • Virtual reality
  • Robotics
  • Sachem
  • Augmented reality
  • Sensors for instrumentation
  • Saphir
  • N2D2
  • Factory Lab
  • Factory IA (AI Factory)

Know-how

  • Robotics
  • Virtual reality, vision systems
  • Non-destructive testing
  • Instrumentation, metrology
  • Sensors and signal processing
  • Communication and human-machine interfaces
  • Artificial intelligence
  • Multimedia and data processing
  • Software engineering
  • Systems engineering
  • Hardware/software systems design
  • Computing architectures
  • Digital trust
  • Quantum computing

An ecosystem of partnerships
 

  • List is part of a vast ecosystem of partnerships, including scientific research partnerships with academic institutions like Paris-Saclay University and Institut Polytechnique de Paris.  List also has access to other technological know-how through multi-partner R&D projects coordinated by clusters Systematic, Cap Digital, Mov’eo, and Medicen. The institute is a member of DigiHall, the Ile-de-France region’s center for excellence in digital technology.
  • List is actively engaged in European research, with more than 100 multi-partner projects (EIT Manufacturing, Digital and Health, PPP ECSO and Robotics, JU Ecsel, and more).
  • Finally, the institute’s open innovation policy supports partnerships with companies in Europe, Japan, and North America.