Centre National De La Recherche Scientifique

Universitè De Montpellier

Inria Institut National De Recherche En Informatique Et En Automatique

Axlr, Satt Du Languedoc Roussillon (satt Axlr)

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Institut National De Recherche Pour L'agriculture, L'alimentation Et L'environnement

Brice Sorli

Arnaud Vena

David Andreu

David Guiraud

Mathieu Picon

Alain Foucaran

Frédérique Pascal-Delannoy

Laurent Delaby

Tatiana Rabe Ralam

Stéphane Naudi

Stéphan Cahuzac

Héla Bahloul

Morgane Nedelec

Mamadou Balde

Nathalie Gontard

Sylvain Dutrieux

Frederique Pascal-Delannoy

Mélusine Pigeon

Matthieu Picon

An active implantable medical device including, once implanted, a module external to the patient and a module inside the patient, the external module and the internal module being intended to transfer energy and data from one to the other. Also, a method for transferring energy and data, the method being implemented by the active implantable medical device.

Active implantable medical device

The present invention relates to a biosensor for detecting the presence and/or measuring the concentration of at least one biological agent, comprising a support on which a barcode is disposed, at least one area of which is functionalised by at least one aptamer capable of selectively immobilising said biological agent, said aptamer per se being directly or indirectly bonded to a pigment molecule capable either of producing colour, or of changing colour following the immobilisation of the biological agent by said aptamer.

Biosensor for detecting the presence of bacteria

A prosthetic implant includes a cavity that opens at an outer face of the prosthetic implant, the cavity forming a housing for receiving: a printed circuit including a radio tag; and a cover which closes the cavity at least partially when positioned on the implant in a so-called closed position, the radio tag and printed circuit being removably housed in the cavity.

Prosthetic implant and method for the production of such an implant

The invention relates to a method of producing, by vacuum deposition of at least one conducting material on a supporting means, radiofrequency identification elements as well as to radiofrequency identification elements that can be obtained by implementing such a method. The present invention is directed to a method of production allowing low-cost fabrication of radiofrequency identification elements which have high-performance and are also discrete. To achieve this, the invention provides for the use of a vacuum deposition technique for producing the antenna on a support means previously covered with a bonding coat, such as a layer of varnish. More precisely, the subject of the invention is a method of producing at least one radiofrequency identification element consisting in producing at least one antenna () on a support means () by vacuum deposition of at least one conducting material () on a receiving surface () of the support means (), characterized in that at least a part of the receiving surface () is previously covered with a bonding coat ().

Method of producing radio-frequency identification elements and radio-frequency identification elements capable of being obtained by such a method

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Montagnac, France

Brice Sorli