“Sillages” is an Arts & Sciences research project led by mineralogy researcher Anne-Magali Seydoux-Guillaume (LGL-TPE / CNRS / UJM) and visual artist Étienne Pageault.

CLYM fees are changing: session costs applicable from January 1, 2025 are available in “Practical Aspects / User fees” .

CLYM wishes you all the best for 2025!

We hope you will be able to get some great scientific results thanks to our microscopes.

The call for applications for METSA experiments for the 1st half of 2025 is open until midnight December 5.

You can now submit your applications online via the METSA website (https://www.metsa.fr/), after first contacting the desired platform.

CLYM invites you to discover some of its microscopes: scanning electron, transmission and atomic force microscopes. Experts will explain the specifics of each technique and show you live images of natural and man-made objects. You'll be able to navigate on and inside materials, with details ranging from the micrometer to the atom. A breathtaking journey for young and not-so-young alike!

Taking place at INSA :
in the basement of the Blaise Pascal building
3 avenue Jean Capelle ouest
69100 Villeurbanne, France
tramway T1 or T4, Gaston Berger stop