Thomas Ernst is affiliated with Grenoble Alpes University in France and focuses primarily on engineering, with specific subfields including biomedical engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, bioengineering, cellular and molecular neuroscience, and mechanical engineering.
Their research covers a range of topics, with notable emphasis on analytical chemistry and sensors, nanowire synthesis and applications, neuroscience and neural engineering, advancements in semiconductor devices and circuit design, advanced memory and neural computing, modular robots and swarm intelligence, and gas sensing nanomaterials and sensors.
Thomas Ernst has published work in the following venues:
Recent papers attributed to Ernst include:
Their collaborative network includes frequent coauthors such as Adrian M. Ionescu, Sylvain Barraud, Luca Capua, Yann Sprunger, and Hervé Elettro.
T. Ernst;S. Cristoloveanu;G. Ghibaudo;T. Ouisse
P. Batude;T. Ernst;J. Arcamone;G. Arndt
S. Barraud;M. Berthome;R. Coquand;M. Casse
A. Hubert;E. Nowak;K. Tachi;V. Maffini-Alvaro
O. Faynot;F. Andrieu;O. Weber;C. Fenouillet-Beranger
Shashikanth Bobba;Ashutosh Chakraborty;Olivier Thomas;Perrine Batude
K. Romanjek;F. Andrieu;T. Ernst;G. Ghibaudo
M. Casse;L. Thevenod;B. Guillaumot;L. Tosti
T. Ernst;T. Ernst;C. Tinella;C. Raynaud;S. Cristoloveanu
C. Dupre;A. Hubert;S. Becu;M. Jublot
E. Bernard;T. Ernst;B. Guillaumot;N. Vulliet
T. Poiroux;M. Vinet;O. Faynot;J. Widiez
B. Ghyselen;J.-M. Hartmann;T. Ernst;C. Aulnette
S. Barraud;V. Lapras;B. Previtali;M. P. Samson
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V. Barral;T. Poiroux;F. Andrieu;C. Buj-Dufournet
Thomas P. Ernst;Francois Andrieu;O. Weber;Jean-Michel Hartmann
T. Ernst;C. Dupre;C. Isheden;E. Bernard
Frédérique Ducroquet;Jean-Michel Hartmann;Claude Tabone;Dominique Lafond
T. Ernst;L. Duraffourg;C. Dupre;E. Bernard
T. Ernst;R. Ritzenthaler;O. Faynot;S. Cristoloveanu
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